Forty eighth public sale of rare coins [03/19/1929]

Forty Eighth Public Sale

of

RARE COINS

To Be Sold by Mail Auction
to the Highest Bidder Without Reserve

Tuesday, March 19th, 1929

by

M. H. BOLENDER,

Orangeville, Illinois

Forty Eighth Public Sale

of

RARE COINS

To Be Sold by Mail Auction
to the Highest Bidder Without Reserve

Tuesday, March 19th, 1929

i

M. H. BOLENDER,

Orangeville, Illinois

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To Collectors — In this sale, my 48th, I offer the old collection of Mr.
P. D. Peterson of Eau Claire, Wis.., as well as several other splendid con-
signments and small collections. Most of the coins in the Peterson collec-
tion were purchased and collected over twenty years ago, and are very
desirable specimens. Mr. Peterson was a diligent and systematic collec-
tor. He was mostly interested in Scandinavian coins and those of the
United States. He still has a fine collection of relics and antiques, which
also is for sale.

In this sale you will find offerings that seldom appear. Therefore
buy them now while opportunity presents itself. Make your bids liberal
and I will do my utmost best for you. I think of the buyer’s purse as well
as the seller’s. Do not overlook the following: Early gold half eagles,
1824 quarter eagle, 18 36 dollar, Bryan money, Swedish Plate Money, C.S.A.
half dollar of 1861, Widow’s mites, Coin Holders, Old documents, Foreign
crowns and double crowns, U. S. Commemorative coins, Canadian coins.
Hard Times tokens, Paper Money, Rare foreign copper, Fine Ancient coins,
extensive series of United States coins, etc., etc.

Head Every Word in This Catalog or you are very apt to miss just what
you want.

Keep on my mailing list by sending bids, or if you find nothing to bia
on, request next list simply by a postal card. You will find a great varie-
ty of numismatic material in this sale, some choice and rare items, and
will be well paid for giving the contents of this sales list your careful
perusal.

The usual charge of 5% will be made for executing your bids, and for
packing and sending out material. No charge made on anything not
actually purchased. This fee is verv low for the superior service I expect
to give you.

Collectors of experience find that not all dealers classify coins alike.

My classifications and descriptions are based on knowledge gained
through 15 years of earnest dealing in coins. I have endeavored to re-
frain from over-rating the quality of a lot, which is so common. I believe
that the word “RARE” should not be over-worked.

Please remember my strong guarantee. If goods are not satisfactory
(you are to be the judge), you are at liberty to return them without any
danger of offending.

New bidders should send references or a deposit of at least 2 5 per
cent of bids.

Coins will be bought as much below your bids as possible, as this is
competitive bidding carried out in good faith.

If you do not know how much to bid on any item, write me and I
shall be glad to inform you as to its value.

Receipted bills are not sent after your remittance as this is un-
necessary. Your check, draft, or money order itelf is a receipt and we
ask you to pay only once. However, if a 2-cent stamp is enclosed we
will send receipt.

CONDITION OF COINS

The classifying of coins is an intricate and sometimes nerve-testing
effort. Even expert numismatists are disagreed on various points. In
my auction sales, it is my earnest purpose to give both buyer and seller
a square deal. It is quite natural and common for an owner to over-
rate the condition of his own coins, sometimes without realizing it. But
when a dealer sells a coin to a customer, he should place himself in the
customer’s place and abide by the golden rule. I want to have my cus-
tomers get what they expect, and try to represent everything fairly.
Therefore, I have adopted the following definitions of conditions of coins,
this feature being of the very highest importance in collecting. Please
make your bids according. And remember, that even in my auction sales
I guarantee absolute satisfaction in every way or your money will be

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cheerfully refunded as well as any postage you have expended in return-
ing lots.

A coin in proof condition is one of that class which is prepared in the
mint particularly for numismatic purposes. This is the highest state
of condition imaginable and a coin in this condition has its maximum val-
ue. The planchet (bare piece of metal before struck) and dies are pol-
ished before the coin is struck (made) and this gives a burnished, mirror-
like, reflective surface. Never try to polish a coin. The only time this
could be done, is before it was made.

A coin in uncirculated condition is one that is in just the same state
or condition as when delivered from the mint. It must not be tarnished
or blackened, but must have a splendid general appearance. The coin
must be entirely desirable. Luster is usually abundant.

A coin in fine condition is one which shows to the naked eye no signs
of wear. They may have become tarnished or blackened, but seldom are.
As a matter of fact, a coin may have experienced considerable traveling
and yet be classified as fine if it has been luckily in good hands.

A coin in good condition must show every feature very plain. Coins
with part of the legend worn smooth are not good specimens.

A coin in fair condition is a piece which has been very considerably in
use, but upon which the most of the lettering, design, and date is clearly
readable. Moreover, the coin must be free from mutilation. If the sur-
face of the piece has been worn down so smoothly that the design, legends,
and date are not plain, or if there is a hole in it, or if it has been bent or
is corroded or otherwise damaged, then such a coin cannot be classed as
fair, as it is not as valuable.

J. W. Scott once said, “No two stamps if examined critically are
exactly alike.” I can say the same thing of coins. Therefore, it is nec-
essary to use intermediate conditions as follows:

Extremely fine — with not enough, original mint luster to be classed
as uncirculated.

Very fine — Fine, extra strong, well-struck, and desirable in general
appearances.

Very good — Everything very plain and showing very little wear on
any part. Just the highest parts of the coin are affected.

Very fair — Everything legible, but general appearance not worthy of
the classification “good.”

Other terms speak for themselves. Among these are poor, very poor,
holed, scratched, bent, nicked, mutilated, polished, cleaned, tarnished,
corroded, eroded, dented, rubbed, etc. These terms have the same mean-
ing in relation to coins that they have in other usage. See Webster’s
Dictionary.

It is nearly impossible to improve the numismatic condition of a
coin by any method, except in very rare cases, and then only at the hands
of an expert. By this I mean that if a piece is worn or scratched, it can
not be remedied by polishing. On the contrary, its condition may be low-
ered in degree.

WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY

On file in my office are one thousand signed testimonials, all unsolic-
ited; these may be inspected by visitors. Here are a few that were just
recently received:

“As usual I find the coins as represented in the catalog as to condi-
tion which is worth considerable to bidders.” From Pennsylvania.

“Any enthusiast can well afford to indulge — especially if' he is desir-
ous of securing choice coins — for as you advertise, your coins come thru
just as rated. Good work; keep it up!” Michigan.

“As the New Year begins, allow me to reiterate my profound apprecia-
tion of your square dealing and excellent values.”- — Ohio.

“I have noticed that your auction catalogs have grown from a couple

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of pages to a very good catalog, which I figure is the result of giving sat-
isfaction.”— Calif.

‘‘Your check received for collection sold. You certainly did far bet-
ter than I expected. I am well pleased with such fine results.”- — New York.

‘‘Proceeds received from the consignment you sold for me, and I am
entirely satisfied with same, as I did not expect that sum.” — Pennsyl-
vania.

‘‘I am pleased with the coins and would like to thank you for the
promptness.” — Chicago.

‘‘The coins you secured for me at your auction were just what I want-
ed. In fact, I have been looking for some time for three of the items.
The Russian coin is a beauty.” — Calif.

‘‘I have been appointed the official buyer for a group of coin collec-
tors, -so I keep you busy with our bids. The last coins arrived O.K. and
we are all pleased.” — New York.

‘‘Will have to give you credit for grading your coins properly so a
person knows just what they are.” — Illinois (from an experienced col-
lector) .

“I appreciate your courtesy in allowing me to return the coin, which
I ordered by mistake. Everything else was fine.” — Texas.

“This exceeds my expectations somewhat, and I thank you for the A-l
service rendered.” — Pennsylvania.

“Sale items received. I am so well pleased with the way you handled
my bids, that I hardly know how to express my thanks and appreciation.
Enclosed find my check of $42.09 to cover. I can hardly get this to you
quick enough, as I feel so happy and pleased.” — S. D.

Let me sell your collection or duplicates in these sales. Quick returns
and satisfactory results are realized. My sales are held regularly each
month. Write for terms.

PLEASE BID BY THE PIECE UNLESS STATED TO BID FOR THE LOT.
Thus if there are 12 pieces in a lot and you wish to pay $6.00 for the lot,
then bid 50 cents. At each sale someone bids by the lot. Don’t do this;
bid by the piece.

UNITED STATES GOLD COINS

1. 1907 U.S. $20 gold, St. Gauden’s type. Date in Roman numerals,
high relief. Very fine.

2. 1799 $10 gold. Heraldic eagle. Yellow gold. Fine.

3. 1803 $10 gold. Large berry directly over center of feet of A.
Earle 2 303. Very fine.

4. 1847 $10 gold, “O” mint. Fine.

5. 1907 $10 gold, St. Gauden’s design. Indian head. Rev. standing
eagle. Without periods. Ex. fine.

U.S. HALF EAGLES OR $5.00 GOLD

6. 18 00 $5 gold or half eagle. Very fine. Scarce.

7. 18 02 over 1. Practically uncirculated. Sharp.

8. 18 03 over 2. About fine.

9. 18 04 variety with 1 and 8 double-cut. Rev. die cracked. Uncir-
culated, sharp.

10. 1805 fine.

11. 1806 round top 6. New type. 13 stars, 6 facing. Extremely fine.

12. 1807 bust to r. Figure 1 touches curl. Star distant from bust. Die
broken over T in UNITED. Very fine.

13. 1808 new type with bust to left. Very fine.

14. 18 09 over 8. Ex. fine, slight edge bruise.

15. 1810 large date. Fine to very fine.

16. 1812 last year of type. Fine.

17. 1813 first year of new type. Same design as are all the great rari-
ties of half eagles. Ex. fine.

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18. 1834 first year of new type. Very good.

19. 18 35 very fine.

2 0. 18 36 close 5 D. About fine.

21. 18 36 very tall 1 in date. Very good.

22. 18 37 fine. Slight edge nick on reverse.

23. 1838 fine.

2 4. 18 39 first year of new type.

25. 1840 fine.

2 6. 18 40 CHARLOTTE mint. Very good, rare.

27. 18 47 extremely fine.

2 8. 1908 first year of Indian head, new coinage. Unc.

U. S. THREE DOLLARS GOLD

29. 1859 $3.00 gold. Very fine.

30. 1864 $3.00 gold. Uncirculated. One of the rare dates.

31. 18 69 $3.00 gold. Good, skillfully plugged.

U. S. QUARTER EAGLES ($2.50 gold)

32. 182 4 over 21, as all are. $2.50 gold. Very fine to ex. fine. Ex-
tremely rare. Seldom offered.

33. 1835 $2.50 gold. Fine.

34. 1836 $2.50 gold. Fine.

35. 1839 “O” mint mark between date and bust. Unc. Rare.

36. 1843 “O” mint. Very good.

37. 18 45 very fine. Scarce.

38. 18 47 “D” mint. Ex. fine. Very rare mint mark.

39. 1850 fine.

40. 18 51 very good.

41. 18 52 “O” mint. Fine.

42. 185 3 extremely fine.

43. 1856 about unc.

44. 1873 “S” mint. Near fine. Rare.

45. 18 78 “S” mint. Ex. fine, small nick on edge.

46. 1908 Indian head. Unc.

4 7. 1910 uncirculated.

48. 1915 Panama-Pacific exposition $2.50 gold. Columbia on Sea-
horse. Uncirculated and in great demand.

49. 192 6 Sesquicentennial $2.50 gold. Uncirculated.

U. S. GOLD DOLLARS

50. 18 51 gold dollar, small size. Nearly fine.

51. 18 50-53 gold dollars. Fine, but solder marks from mounting. 2 pcs

52. 18 5 5 large size. Fine, dent on rev.

53. 1857 fine.

54. 1861 about unc.

55. 1883 uncirculated. Very scarce date.

56. 1903 McKinley. Unc.

57. 1903 Jefferson. Unc.

58. 1905 Lewis & Clark. Unc.

59. 1915 Panama Pacific. Head of Labor. Unc.

60. California gold “charms," good gold. 18 52-3 quarters, octagonal;
1852-75 quarters, round; 1854 50c round. Ex. fine. 5 pcs.

FOREIGN GOLD COINS

61. 189 4 South Africa Republic 1 pond. Bust Paul Kruger to left. Ex.
fine. Scarce.

62. 1874 Norway & Sweden 5 species or 20 kronor of Oscar II. Bust
r. Ex. fine.

63. 1870 Australia 1 sovereign ($5 size). Very good.

6 4. 1898 Russia 5 roubles, Nicholas II. Unc.

65. 1899-1901 same as preceding. Unc. 2 pcs.

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66. 1870 Newfoundland $2.00 gold. Ex. fine.

67. 1881 Newfoundland $2.00 gold. Very fine.

68. 18 82 Newfoundland $2.00 gold. Fine, skillfully plugged.

69. 18 57 Chile 2 pesos gold. Fine.

70. 178 7 Spain 1 scudo gold or y2 pistole. Fine.

71. 1744 Spain y2 scudo gold. Very good.

72. 18 61 Guatemala tiny 4 reales gold. Very fine.

73. JAPAN OBLONG GOLD. Small and large size (size 7 by 12 and
12 by 19 Mm.). Low grade gold. Fine. 2 pcs.

7 4. Japan OBLONG GOLD, 12 by 2 0 Mm. Very fine.

UNITED STATES SILVER DOLLARS

7 5. 17 9 5 flowing hair type, 3 leaves under each wing. Haseltine No.

5. About fine.

7 6. 17 9 6 small date, large letters. H. 4. About fine.

77. 17 9 7 sixteen stars, six facing. H. 3. Very fine. Rarest variety.

78. 1798 13 stars, heraldic eagle, knobless 9. Star distant from eagles’
beak. Very good.

79. 1799 Haseltine’s No. 9. Near fine.

80. 1800 silver dollar. Fine.

81. 1801 Haseltine No. 2. Very good.

82. 1802 Haseltine 6. Very fine.

8 3. 18 03 Haseltine 2. Fine to v. fine. Extremely rare vaidety.

8 4. 18 3 6 FLYING EAGLE DOLLAR. Liberty seated, C. GOBRECHT

on base. Flying eagle in field of stars. Plain edge. About fine,
edge slightly dented. Very rare and in demand.

85. 1840 silver dollar. Fine.

86. 18 41 vei'y good.

87. 18 42 uncirculated. A beauty.

88. 18 43 almost uncirculated.

8 9. 1844 ex. fine, edge a little dented.

90. 1845 uncirculated.

91. 1846 “O” mint. Fine.

92. 18 47 very fine, slightest edge nick.

93. 18 48 extremely fine. Rare.

9 4. 1849 extremely fine.

9 5. 18 50 extremely fine. Very rare, Philadelphia mint.

96. 18 5 3 practically uncirculated.

9 7. 18 54 fine. Rare date.

98. 18 55 ex. fine. Rare.

9 9. 18 56 very fine. Rare.

100. 1857 very fine. Rare.

101. 1859 “O” mint. Very fine, scratch on reverse.

102. 1860 “O” mint. Almost unc.

103. 18 61 very fine.

104. 1862 ex. fine, two small dents on edge.

105. 18 6 3 proof. A beautiful coin.

106. 18 64 extremely fine.

107. 186 5 fine, 2 slight nicks on reverse edge.

108. 1866 new type with motto IN GOD WE TRUST. Fine.

109. 18 67 about uncirculated.

110. 1868 very fine.

111. 18 69 unc. Scratched in field, hardly noticeable except under a
glass.

112. 1870 very fine, microscopic nicks.

113. 1871 very fine.

114. 1872 brilliant proof. A gem.

115. 1873 uncirculated.

116. 1876 so-called CENTENNIAL DOLLAR. Commemoration of the
Declaration of Independence. Silver. Very good. Rare.

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U. S. SILVER TRADE DOLLARS 100Q

(Note — These were coined by the United States from 187o to to

compete with foreign trade. They weigh 42 0 grains each whereas tne
regular standard dollar weighs only 412 y2 grains. Of handsome esig ,
these coins are becoming rare when in choice condition.)

trade dollar. Uncirculated. First year coined,
brilliant proof,
proof. Scarce Phila. mint,
uncirculated.

117.

118.

119.

120.
121.
122.

123.

124.

125.

126.

127.

128.

1873

1874

1875

1876

1877

1878

1879

1880

Phila. mint, only
A gem. Rare.
Perfection.

beautiful proof,
proof, tarnished,
brilliant proof,
beautiful proof.

Same as preceding. Proof. Rare.

1881 beautiful proof. Coinage only 960.

1882 brilliant proof. Rare.

188 3 brilliant proof. Only 979 struck.

900 were coined.

U. S. SILVER DOLLARS (standard)

12 9. 1878 standard silver dollar. Eight tail feathers. Fine.

130. 1878 seven tail feathers, “S” mint. Unc.

131. 1879 standard dollar. Proof.

132. 1880 “O” mint. Ex. fine.

133. 1881 brill, proof.

134. 1882 brill, proof.

135. 1883 beautiful tarnished proof.

136. 1884 “S” mint. Nearly unc.

137. 188 5 beautiful proof. Handsome.

138. 188 6 beautiful proof. A gem.

139. 1887 brill, proof.

140. 1888 brill, proof.

141. 1889 “O” mint. Very fine.

142. 1890 “O” mint. Unc.

143. 1891 “O” mint. Ex. fine.

144. 1892 brilliant proof.

145. 1893 gem proof.

146. 1894 gem proof.

147. 1895 “S” mint, unc., with proof surface. Rare.

148. 1896 brilliant proof.

149. 1897 brilliant proof.

150. 1898 “S” mint. Uncirculated.

151. 1899 brilliant proof.

152. 1900 standard dollar, proof.

153. 1900 Washington-Lafayette dollar. Unc.

154. Same as preceding. About unc.

155. 1901 “O” mint. Unc.

156. 1902 “O” mint. Unc.

157. 1903 very fine.

158. 1904 uncirculated. Coinage discontinued.

BRYAN DOLLARS

159. 189 6 large Bryan dollar. UNITED STATES 16 to 1 NIT. Similar
to Zerbe 102, but size 90 Mm. or 3 y2 inches. Roughly cast in type
metal. Very rare variety.

160. 1896 Bryan dollar. Not in Zerbe. Similar in type to Zerbe 104
but cast in lead and silvered. “In God We Trust for the Other
47c” above large Liberty head, stars and date. Rev. spread eagle,
BILL BRYAN THE IDEAL OF FREE SILVER. 16 TO 1 NIT.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 8 9 Mm. Unc. Very rare.

161. 1896 Bryan dollar. BULLION VALUE, head, & date. Rev. SIX-
TEEN TO ONE, spread eagle, below WE DON’T THINK. Zer-

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be’s 113 struck in lead but silvered. Size 64 Mm. Ex. fine. Rare.

162. 1896 Bryan dollar (Gorham Co.) Contains 823 grains of coin sil-
ver or twice the size of a regular silver dollar. Variety with wheel
on reverse. Zerbe No. 5. Very fine, small nicks and scratches.

163. 18 96 FREE SILVER, Wreath, ONE DIME within. Rev. BRYAN
MONEY. 44 Mm. Zerbe 34. Cast in lead, silvered. Ex. fine. Rare.

163a. Zerbe 13 5. This Bryan piece is composed of a sheet-metal case,
or shell with openings and encloses a movable disc which is oper-
ated by a ring at the top. Part of the inscription is on the case
and part on the movable disc. When the ring is moved part of the
inscription changes. See July, 1926, Numismatist for complete de-
scription. Very fine and very rare.

UNITED STATES SILVER HALF DOLLARS

164. 1794 half dollar. Good. First year coined.

16 5. 17 9 5 half dollar, Haseltine No. 29! Strictly very good. The rar-

est one of more than 30 varieties of 17 9 5 half dollars. Haseltine
had seen but one specimen. Excessively rare.

166. 18 01 Haseltine 2. The rarest variety. Near fine.

16 7. 1802 very good. A very rare date.

168. 1803 small 3. Haseltine 4. V. good, near fine. Rarest variety.

169. 1805 perfect date. Haseltine 10. About fine.

17 0. 1806 round top 6. Haseltine 5. V. good to fine.

171. 1807 old type, head to right. H. 6. Very fine.

172. 18 08 Haseltine 6. Rarest variety. About fine.

173. 1809 H. 2, also the one most seldom met with. Ex. fine, almost
uncirculated. Beautiful and rare coin.

174. 1810 H. 5. The rarest of the 1810’s. Very fine.

175. 1811-1812 fine, one lightly scratched. 2 pcs.

176. 1813 Haseltine 1. Very fine.

177. 1814 not in Haseltine. Practically unc. Rare.

178. 1815 over 12, as all are. Very good. Rare.

179. 1817 Haseltine No. 3. Known as the “punctuated date.” Unc.

180. 1818 perfect date. H. 11. About unc. Rare variety.

181. 1819-26-29-34 very good. 4 pcs.

182. 1820 perfect date, small O. Haseltine 3. Ex. fine.

18 3. 1821 Haseltine 2. Ex. fine. Rare variety.

18 4. 1822 Haseltine 1. Uncirculated.

18 5. 182 3 not in Haseltine. About unc.

186. 1824 H. 7. Unc. Scarce.

187. 1825 H. 10. Ex. fine to unc.

188. 182 7 not in Haseltine. About unc.

18 9. 182 8 small date, square base 2. Fine.

190. 1830-31-32 uncirculated. 3 pcs.

191. 1833-3 5 uncirculated. 2 pcs.

192. 18 34 small date and letters. H. 7. Unc.

193. 18 3 6 lettered edge. PI. 4. Unc. choice.

19 4. 183 6 milled edge. Very good. Rare.

19 5. 18 37 new milled edge type. Unc.

196. 1838 ex. fine.

19 7. 1839 bust type and Liberty seated. V. good. 2 pcs.

198. 1840-43 very good, 1 nicked. 2 pcs.

199. 18 41-42 both “O” mint. V. good and fine. 2 pcs.

200. 1844-45 both "O” mint. Good and v. good. 2 pcs.

2 01. 184 6-4 9 very good. 2 pcs.

202. 1847-48 both “O” mint. Fine to v. fine. 2 pcs.

203. 1850-51 both “O” mint. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.

204. 1852 “O” mint. Very fine. Extremely rare date.

2 05. 18 53 arrows and rays. Only year of type. Very good.

206. 1854-55 “O” mint, arrows at date. V. fine, the last scratched.

2 pcs.

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207. 1856 “O” mint. About unc.

208. 18 57-59 both “O” mint. Fine. 2 pcs.

209. 1858-60 fine and ex. fine. 2 pcs.

210. 18 61 New Orleans mint. Issue limited as the mint was seized by
the confederates early in the year. Fine.

211. 1862-63 both “S” mint. Fine. 2 pcs.

212. 1864-66 both “S” mint. Very good. 2 pcs.

213. 1865 extremely fine. Phila. mint.

214. 1866 without motto. “S” mint mark. Fine. Rare.

215. 18 67 brilliant proof. Rare state.

216. 1868-69 both “S” mint. V. good. 2 pcs.

217. 1870-71 fine and unc. 2 pcs.

218. 18 72 extremely fine.

219. 18 7 3 with arrows at date. Unc.

220. 1874 with arrows at date. Unc.

221. 187 5 semi-proof.

2 22. 18 7 6 new reverse die! The point of difference most quickly noted

is the berry on lower side of branch which is small and pointed,
while on previous dies it is larger and has an opening pointing
downward. Extremely fine, was proof. Rare.

223. 1877 proof.

224. 1878 “CC” mint. Fine.

Note— All the half dollars from 1879 to 1890, inclusive, are quite rare.
Coinage usually about 5 to 10 thousand.

225. 1879 ex. fine, was proof.

226. 1880 proof, tarnished.

227. 1881 purple proof.

228. 18 82 brilliant proof.

22 9. 188 3 bright uncirculated.

230. 1884 proof.

2 31. 18 8 5 uncirculated.

232. 1886 brill, proof. A gem.

2 3 3. 18 87 beautiful proof.

234. 1888 proof.

2 35. 188 9 proof.

2 3 6. 18 9 0 brill, proof.

237. 1891 very good.

238. 1892 uncirculated.

2 3 9. 18 9 3 “S” mint. Unc. sharp. One of first impressions.

240. 1894 “O” mint. PROOF. Rare in proof.

241. 1895-96 proof. 2 pcs.

242. 1897-99 brilliant proofs. 2 pcs.

243. 1900-01-02 “S” 03-04-05-06 “D” half dollars. Unc. 7 pcs.

244. 1909-13 brill, proof. 2 pcs.

245. 1917-18 both “S” mint. Unc. 2 pcs.

U. S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS

2 46. 18 92 Columbian half dollar. Uncirculated.

247. 1893 Columbian. Fine.

248. 1915 Panama Pacific half dollar. Unc. Rare and selling at $13.50
to $15.

249. 1918 Illinois Centennial. Bust of Lincoln. Unc.

2 50. 192 0 Pilgrim. View of Mayflower. Unc.

251. 1921 Pilgrim. Unc.

2 52. 192 0 Maine Centennial. Pine tree. Unc.

253. 1921 Missouri, with star. Unc. Rare.

254. 1921 Missouri, without star. Unc. Very rare.

2 5 5. 1921 Alabama, with cross. Unc. Rare.

2 56. 1921 Alabama, without cross. Ex. fine.

2 57. 1922 Grant, without star. Unc.

258. 1923 Monroe Doctrine. Unc.

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259. 1924 Huguenot Walloon. Une.

260. 1925 Norse-Arnerican medal. Silver, octagonal. Thick planchet.
Unc.

2 61. Same as preceding. Unc.

262. 1926 Sesquicentennial. Busts Washington & Coolidge. Unc.

U. S. SILVER QUARTER DOLLARS

263. 179 6 quarter. The first year coined. Browning No. 2. Very good.
Rare.

2 64. 1804 same type as the dollar of this year. Browning 1. Very fair,

with a fine bold date. Rare.

2 6 5. 1805 quarter. Browning 1. Very good. Rare variety.

Z6 6. 18 06 over 5. Very good. Rare.

2 67. 18 0 6 perfect date. Fine, scratch beneath chin.

268. 1807 Browning 1-A. Fine.

269. 1815-18 quarters. Very good. 2 pcs.

270. 1819 wide date, small 9. Browning 3. Ex. fine.

271. 1820-21 very good, near fine. 2 pcs.

272. 1822 Browning No. 1. Ex. fine, lightly scratched in field before
chin. Some original luster. Rare.

2 7 3. 182 4 quarter. A very rare date. Scott $5 in good condition only.

This is very good to fine,

274. 1825 over 23. Browning 3. Very good. Rare variety.

2 7 5. 1828 Browning 4. Lower left star distant from bust. Very good,
strong. Rarest variety.

27 6. 18 31 new type. Browning 1. Handsome proof. Scarce variety,

rare in proof.

277. 1832-33-34-35-36-37-38-39. V. good to ex. fine. 8 pcs.

278. 18 40 with drapery to elbow at right. “O” mint. Very good, the

rare variety.

2 7 9. 1841 “O” mint. About fine. Rare date.

280. 1842-44 both “O” mint. Good. 2 pcs.

281. 1843 ex. fine. Rare so choice.

282. 1845-46-47-48. Good to fine. Scarce. 4 pcs.

28 3. 18 49 about uncirculated.

284. 1850-51-52-53-54-55. Good to fine. 6 pcs.

285. 1856-59 both “O” mint. Very fine. 2 pcs.

286. 1857-58-62-63-64-65. Good to v. good. 6 pcs.

287. 1860-61 ex. fine, about unc. 2 pcs.

288. 1867-68-69-70-71-72. Good and v. good. 6 pcs.

289. 1873 (no arrows) fine, 1875 line., 1878 v. fine. 3 pcs.

290. 1874 (arrows) “S” mint; 1876 “S” mint. Fine. 2 pcs.

291. 1877 “CC” mint. Uncirclated.

Note — All the quarter dollars from 1879 to 1890, inclusive, are quite

rare.

Coinage very limited each year.

292.

1879 quarter, proof.

293.

188 0 brilliant proof.

294.

1881 proof.

295.

1882 proof, brilliant.

296.

18 8 3 brill, proof.

297.

1884 brill, prof.

298.

1885 proof, slight abrasion in field of obverse, tarnish on rev.

299.

188 6 proof.

300.

1887 uncirculated.

301.

1888 beautiful proof, slightest nick on

edge.

302.

1889 beautiful proof.

303.

1891-92-93-94 uncirculated. 4 pcs.

304.

18 93 Isabella quarter. Unc. Retails

at $2.

305.

189 5-6-7-8-9 all proof, tarnished. 5 pcs.

306.

1900-01-02-03-04 proofs. 5 pcs.

307.

1905-06 uncirculated. 2 pcs.

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308. 1907-08-09 proofs. 3 pcs.

309. 1917 three stars below eagle, “S” mint. Unc.

U. S. 20c, PROOF SETS, ETC.

310. 1875 Twenty cents, “S” mint. Fine.

311. 18 7 6 Twenty cents. Fine.

312. 188 0 beautiful 7-piece proof -set. Cent to dollar. Bid for the en-
tire set. The half dollar is rare.

313. 1895 six-piece proof set. Cent to dollar. Bid for the set. The
dollar is rare.

314. 1882 minor proof set. lc, 3c, 5c. Bid for set.

315. 188 4 minor proof set. 3 pcs. Bid for the set.

316. 188 6 minor proof set. 3 pcs. Sold as 1 lot.

317. 1887 minor proof set. 3 pcs. Bid for set.

318. 188 8 minor proof set. 3 pcs. Sold as one.

UNITED STATES SILVER DIMES

319. 1796 dime, very good. Few scratches and a nick or would be fine.
Rare.

32 0. 17 98 perfect date. Very fair, date very good. Rare.

321. 17 98 poor, date plain. Rare.

322. 1801 poor. Worn considerably. Rare.

323. 1802 poor but very rare.

324. 1803 poor to fair, a very good date. Rare.

325. 1805 good, a nice date.

326. 1807 fair, good date.

327. 1809 about good, strong date. Rare.

328. 1811 over 09. Good.

32 9. Same as preceding. Good.

330. 1814-20-21 (large and small dates)-23-24-25 dimes. Fair and good.
7 pcs.

331. 1822 fair, good date. Rare.

332. 1827-28 (small date)-29. Fine to ex. fine. 3 pcs.

333. 1830-31-32-34-36. Fair to good. 5 pcs.

334. 18 33-3 5 extremely fine. 2 pcs.

335. 1837-38 “O” mint. Both without stars. V. fair. 2 pcs.

336. 1838-39-40-41-42-43-45-49. Fair to good. All plain dates. 8 pcs,

337. 1844-47-48 dimes. Good. All scarce. 3 pcs.

338. 1850-1-2-3-4-5-7-8. Good to fine. 8 pcs.

339. 1856 large and small dates. Very good. 2 pcs.

340. 1856-57-59 all “O” mint. Good and v. good. 3 pcs.

341. 1860 to 1868, inclusive. Average good. 9 pcs.

342. 1869 brilliant proof.

343. 1870-71-76-78 very good. 4 pcs.

344. 18 72-73 no arrows. Brill, proofs. 2 pcs.

34 5. 18 74 arrows, 1879. Proofs. 2 pcs.

346. 1875-77 uncirculated. 2 pcs.

347. 1880-2-3-5-7-8. Last “S” mint. V. good. 6 pcs.

348. 1881-84-86-89. Unc. and proof. 4 pcs.

349. 1890-91-96-99 dimes. All proofs. 4 pcs.

350. 1892-93 “O” 94 “0”-95-97-98. Very fine. 6 pcs.

351. 1900 to 1915, inclusive. All nice proofs. 15 pcs.

352. 1906-16-17 “S” 19. Uncirculated. 4 pcs.

U. S. SILVER HALF DIMES

353. 179 5 half dime. Very fair.

354. 1796 fair. Good date. Rare.

355. 179 7 fifteen stars. Very good, but dented.

356. 1800 about fine, small dent on edge.

3 57. 1801 good, but much bent. Nice date. Rare.

358. 1805 poor. Very rare.

359. 1829-36 diff. dates half dimes. Bust type. V. fine to unc. 7 pcs.

360. 1838 to 1859 diff. dates half dimes. Type of Liberty seated and
stars. Good to line. Nice lot. 2 0 pcs.

361. 1837 no stars, curved date; 1838 no stars “O” mint, rare. Fine &
good. 2 pcs.

362. 18 46 half dime. Very good and very rare.

363. 18 49 over ’48 rare; also perfect date. Very fine. 2 pcs.

36 4. 186 0-7 3 half dimes, all dates consecutive. Type with Liberty seat-

ed and legend, no stars. All Philadelphia mint. Fine to proof.
Nice lot. 14 pcs.

UNITED STATES NICKEL 5C PIECES

365. 1866 first year coined. Bars between stars. Near fine.

366. 1866-67 (with and without bars)-68-69 (wide and close dates)-70-
71-72-73-74-75-76-82-83 (shield type and type without word
“cents”). Very good lot. 16 pcs.

36 7. 18 7 8 five cents, nickel. Proof. 2nd rarest date.

3 6 8. 18 7 9-80-81 brill, proof. Shield type. 3 pcs.

369. 1883 to 1912 consecutive, lacking only 18 92. About 20 are proofs,

others unc. 2 9 pcs.

U. S. THREE- CE N T PIECES

3 7 0. U. S. Encased Postage Stamp, 3c. AYER’S CATHARTIC PILLS.
Patented by J. Gault and used as currency during the Civil War.
Fine. Rare.

371. 1865-1881 three-cents nickel, all diff. dates. V. good & fine. 14 pcs.

372. 1876-78-79-82-83-84-85-86-88 proofs. 9 pcs.

373. 1851 3c silver “O” mint (the only 3c silver with a mint mark).
First year of coinage. About unc.

374. 1854-55 3c silver. V. fine. Scarce dates. 2 pcs.

375. 3c silver, diff. dates. Good to ex. fine. 9 pcs.

376. 2c bronze 18 6 4-71. Eight diff. dates. V. good to v. fine. 10 pcs.

377. 1872 two cents bronze. Unc. Scarce.

378. 1857-64 copper-nickel “white” cents. All dates included, 7 flying
eagle. Fine to unc. 22 pcs.

37 9. 18 6 4-190 7. Copper Indian head cents, all dates inclusive except

1875 and 1905. Also 1913 “D” mint and 1918 Lincoln cents, and
1884 altered to 1834. Very good to proof, about 20 uncirculated.
45 pcs.

UNITED STATES LARGE CENTS
(Coined from 1793 to 1857. None coined in 1815.)

380. 1793 cent. Wreath, vine and bars. Crosby 9-H. Entirely good,
a very good date. Free from any nicks nor dents. Very rare.

381. 1794 so-called “fallen 4” variety. Chapman 38, Hayes 32. Strict-
ly very good, brown color. Nice cent.

3-82. 17 9 5 plain edge. Good, date very good.

383. 1796 fillet head. V. good, surface corrosion.

384. 1797-1798-1800-01-02-03 fair to good. 6 pcs.

38 5. 1805-0 6-07 (over 6) -08-09. Fair and good. Scarce. 5 pcs.

386. 1810-11 (over 10)-12 (large date)-13-14 (crosslet 4). Good lot.
5 pcs.

387. 1817-18-19-21-22-23. Good to fine. 6 pcs.

388. 1820 stars connected by die crack. Unc. red.

389. 1838-54-55-56. All about unc. Nice lot. 4 pcs.

390. 18 57 small date. Fine, cleaned. Scarce.

391. 1816-53 all diff. dates. Very good to fine. 30 pcs.

UNITED STATES HALF CENTS

392. 179 3 half cent, fair. Rare.

393. 1794 obverse good. Reverse poor.

394. 1795 plain edge. GOOD.

39 5. 18 00 very good. Only year of type.

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396. 1804 stemless wreath, crosslet 4. Very good.

397. 18 04 stems on wreath, crosslet 4. Fine. ,

398. 1805-1906 (large and small 6 ) -07-08-09-10. Good and v. good, last

fair. 7 pcs.

39 9. 1811 good to very gool. Rare date.

400. 1825-26-28 (13 stars)-29-32-33-34-35. V. good to ex. fine. 8 pcs.

401. 1851-53-54-55. Ex. fine to unc. 4 pcs.

402. 1856-57 uncirculated red. 2 pcs.

EARLY COLONIAL COINS

40 3. 16 52 Massachusetts Pine Tree silver shilling. Large flan. Good

for this rare coin.

404. 1787 Fugio cent. STATES UNITED. Very good.

405. Washington double-bust cent. Very good.

406. 1783 Washington & Independence cent. Togated bust. UNITED
STATES. Fine.

406a. 1723 Woods half penny. Very good, strong.

407. 1795 Washington grate cent. Bust r. “G. Washington the firm
friend to peace and humanity.” Fine.

408. 17 9 4 New York cent. Talbott Allum & Lee. Good.

409. 1795 same. Very fine. Minute nick.

410. 1773 Virginia half penny. Good.

411. 1722 Louisiana cent. Good.

412. 1787 Connecticut cent. Mailed bust to left. Very good.

413. 1788 Massachusetts half cent. V. good, corroded.

414. 1788 Massachusetts cent. Very good, strong.

415. 1787 New Jersey cent. Maris 38-C. Very good.

416. 1788 New Jersey cent. Maris 67-V. Very good.

417. (1791) Kentucky cent. Plain edge. Very fine.

418. Nova Constellatio cent; N. J. cent; also 179 4 RULE BRITANNIA
cent. Last good, others poor. 3 pcs.

419. Slave cents: 18 38 “Am I not a woman & a sister”; also “Am I

not a man & a brother.” Fine. 2 pcs.

COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL PAPER MONEY

42 0. Continental Currency, THE UNITED STATES $5 & $7 bills. Sept.
26, 1778. V. good & fine. 2 pcs.

421. THE UNITED COLONIES $2/3 Feb. 17, 1776. Good.

422. 1776 THE UNITED COLONIES $3, $4, $5, & $6 bills. Good lot
of Continental Currency. 4 pcs.

423. 1777 Feb. 26 “United Colonies” or Continental Currency $6. Fine.

424. 1775 Nov. 29 United Colonies $8. Very good.

42 5. 1780 May 5. Massachusetts $8 bill, canceled. Guaranteed by the

United States. Fine.

426. 1773 Oct. 1. Pennsylvania 10, 20 & 50 shilling bills. Fine set.
3 pcs.

427. 1777 Apr. 10. Pennsylvania 3 pence, 6 shillings, 20 shillings. Good
to very good. 3 pcs.

42 8. Same. 2 0 shillings. Very good.

UNITED STATES FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
42 9. Strip of four 2 5c U.S. “postage currency” bills, 1st issue fract. cur-
rency. Good. Sold as 4 pcs.

430. Set of 1st issue U.S. postage currency. 5, 10, 25 & 50c. With
ABCo. on backs. Unc. 4 pcs.

431. Second issue. Washington in bronze oval frame. 5, 10, 2 5 & 50c.
Very good to unc. 4 pcs.

432. 3c Washington, light curtain. Ex. fine.

433. 10c Washington 3rd issue. Unc.

434. 50c Spinner. “50” in center. Unc.

435. Same. “50” at each end. Fine.

436. Set of all diff. denominations U.S. fractional currency bills, 3, 5,
10, 15, 25 & 50c. Fair. 6 pcs.

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437. Set of 12 all diff. U.S. fract. currency bills. 5c, 10c (3 var.). 25c

(4 var.), 50c (4 var.). Good to fine. Face value $3.35. 12 pcs.

438. 2 5c Walker; 50c first issue. Good. 2 pcs.

439. CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA loan of 1861 small $20
coupon, interest on $500 bond; C.S.A. 50c bill; 25c Louisiana note
1862. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.

440. 1862 C.V.B. Barse 50c Oleon, N. Y.; 1806 Detroit Bank $5. Fine.
2 pcs.

4 41. 8 diff. World’s Fair tickets & Republican National Convention tick-

et. Fine. 9 pcs.

442. 1870 Canada 25c bills. Good to fine. 3 pcs.

443. China 1 yen or dollar bill. Still has full value. Good.

44 4. Mexico VILLA 2 5c bill 1914; also 25c bill 1888 & $1 bill 1889.
Fine. 3 pcs.

4 4 5. Three old French bills. Fine. 3 pcs.

446. Five diff. Cuban bills including 10 pesos ($10) under Spain 1896.
Fine. 5 pcs.

4 4 6a. 188 6 U.S. $1 bill, Martha Washington. Very fail-.

446b. 1880 U.S. $2 bill. Jefferson. Very good.

446c. Four rare old Scandinavian bills used over 100 years ago in Norway
& Denmark. Two “1 Rigsdaler” bills 1788 & 1803; 12 skilling
bill of 1810 Christiana; & 8 skilling bill dated 18 09. Fair to good.
Rare. 4 pcs.

NUMISMATIC BOOKS & PRICED CATALOGS

4 47. Encyclopedia of gold and silver coins of the World. By A. M.
Smith 1886. Illustrated. 7 by 9% inches. Over 500 pages.
Cloth. Very fine.

4 48. Breton’s book on Canadian coins. Illustrated history of coins and
tokens relating to Canada. 240 pp. About 6% by 10 inches. Red
buckram. Ex. fine.

449. Scott’s catalog of gold and silver coins of the World. Gives values.
1894 edition. A decidedly useful book. 2 00 pp. Neatly bound in
green library buckram. 6 by 9 inches. Ex. fine.

450. Scott’s Copper Coin Catalog, similar to the preceding but treats
only coins in copper, nickel, etc. Similarly bound. 190 pp. Ex.
fine and useful. With values.

451. THE HISTORY OF THE DOLLAR. Catalog of a collection of su-
perb silver coins, all dollar size and larger, sold in New York in
19 05. With prices realized at auction. Over 750 lots. Fine.

452. Priced auction catalogs of coins. Ben Green sales, Edward Mich-
ael, Low’s 19 04 sale in which an 18 04 dollar was sold, etc. Good
lot. 7 pcs.

453. Lyman H. Low’s Oct. 19 04 sale priced catalog. Lists all then-
known 18 04 dollars, one of which was sold in this sale. Very good.

454. Priced auction catalogs of Low’s 10 sales held in 1902. All priced.
Fine. 10 pcs.

455. Low’s 10 sales held in 1905. Priced. 10 pcs.

4 56. Priced auction catalogs of Low 1900 to 1905. All different. Fine.
15 pcs.

U. S. HARD TIMES TOKENS

457. Hard Times tokens or “Jackson cents” (large cent size). All num-
bered according to Low’s work in separate envelopes. Usually very
good or fine. All different, some scarce. 2 6 pcs.

458 Not in Low: Wm. H. Milton, Fanueil Hall, Boston; M. P. Morse,
Pittsburgh; also Low 49 HALF CENT WORTH OF PURE COPPER
1837. Fine. Scarce. 3 pcs.

4 59. Hard Times tokens, duplicates of the above collection. Good to
v. fine, 2 or 3 poor, 1 holed, 1 counterstamped. 10 pcs.

460. Civil War store cards from WISCONSIN, various cities. All dif-
ferent. Very good. Rare lot. 8 pcs.

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461. Civil War cents (no cards) all different. Fine lot. 15 pcs.

4 62. Civil War tokens & cards, all diff. Good to v. fine. 1 holed, 1
clipped. Some scarce. 35 pcs.

463. Miscellaneous American old tokens & cards. Good to fine. 11
pcs.

CANADIAN COINS & TOKENS

464. Breton 520. Magdalen Is. penny. Good.

465. Breton 526. Very fine. Scarce condition.

466. Breton 532 ( 1830 & 1841), 533, 561. Very good, scarce. 4 pcs.

467. Breton 574. Gnaedinger, Montreal 1852. Unc.

468. B. 671, 680, 704. V. good, the first poor but rare. 3 pcs.

4 69. Breton 8 47. Watson hat check. Aluminum proof. Rare.

470. 858-859 anchor silver shilling & 6 pence 1822. Fine. 2 pcs.

471. B. 877 (dated 1862, rare), 879, 881, & 900. Good to fine, the last
unc. and once sold for $2 5. Scarce lot. 4 pcs.

472. B. 901. 902, 908, & 978. V. good to unc. Scarce lot. 4 pcs.

473. B. 981, 1010, 1013. Also an 1847 U.S. large cent counterstamped
DEVINS & BOLTON MONTREAL. Good to fine. Scarce lot. 4 pcs.

4 74. A COLLECTION of 39 all different Canadian copper coins and tok-
ens, each in a separate envelope and numbered according to Breton,
the celebrated authority. Good to unc., many fine. 39 pcs.

475. Canadian coins & tokens, all different. Not looked up. Average
very good. 22 pcs.

47 6. Canadian copper coins and tokens, duplicates. The balance of the

collection. Average good to very good, a few poor, 2 holed. 49 pcs.

SOME FINE AND RARE MEDALS

477. 1446 D. IRROTTAE ARIMENSI. Bust in high relief to right. Rev.
an elephant to right and date below in Roman numbers MCCCCXLVI
Heavy copper. Very good, green corrosion. Hole above head. Rare.

478. Large SILVER medal. Dr. Barnardo’s Homes. Presented to James
J. Sidwell for good conduct & length of service. All the foregoing
within beautiful wreath. Broad thick silver medal gold-plated. 52
Mm. Ex. fine. A work of art. Rare.

479. 17 36 silver medal. “Both hands fill’d for Britain. George reign-
ing.” Rev. “Growing arts adorn the empire. Caroline protect-
ing.” Date 1736. Silver, dollar size. Very fine. Rare in silver.

480. English Silver WAR MEDAL for campaign in Afghanistan 1878-79-
80. Obv. bust Victoria to left. Rev. elephant with army. Edge
lettered to Private Morrissay. Silver, about dollar size. With bar
for ribbon. Very fine.

481. Silver medal of Germany. Bust Wm. II of Prussia to r. Rev. busts
Frederick & William r. Silver. 2 9 Mm. Very good.

482. 18 68 silver medal of Sweden & Norway. Bust Carl XV to r. in
high relief. Rev. “Belongings medal,” etc. in wreath. Silver. Dou-
ble crown size or 44 Mm. V. good to fine. Rare.

48 3. 18 8 7 Norway & Sweden. Bust Oscar II r. DET 8de ALMINDE-

LIGE NORSKE LANDERUGSMODE, etc. Silver. 36 Mm. About
unc.

484. Handsome GRANT medal. Fine bust r. by Morgan. “In memor-
iam U.S. Grant 1822-18 8 5. Soldier-President-Citizen. Though to
earth no more, in our hearts forever.” Rev. Gen. Grant on horse-
back. FORT DONELSON 1862, VICKSBURG 1863, RICHMOND
1865. PRESIDENT 1869-1877. White metal, proof. Several
slight edge nicks. 63 Mm. First in these sales.

485. LINCOLN centennial medal struck on irregular planchet. King No
32 5. Brass, gilded. 35 Mm. About unc.

486. Very handsome medal of World’s Columbian Exposition. 1892-
18 9 3. Spread eagle and shield between busts Columbus & Wash-
ington. View of signing of Declaration of Independence above. Re-

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verse, view ol' Discovery of America above. Below view of Landing
of Pilgrims. White metal. 59 Mm. Brill, proof, a work of art.

48 7. 18 62 TOTAL ABSTINENCE MEDAL INDIA. Water carriers be-

neath palm tree. Rev. WATCH AND BE SOBER. Silver. 34 Mm.
Ex. fine, loop attached.

488. 1873 DEN ALMINDELIGE NORSKE INDUSTRIUDSTILLINGI
DRAMMEN. Rev. FOR KUNST HAANDVAERK FABRIKDRIFT
OG HUSFLID. 47 Mm. Lead, gilded. Bar pin attached. Unc.
nearly a proof.

489. 19 00 large Canadian bronze medal. International Exposition, Paris.
Bust Hon. J. I. Tarte, commissaire general to left. 50 Mm. Ex.
fine, sharp.

49 0. 19 02 King Edward & Queen Alexandria coronation medal. Busts

to left. Bronze. Crown size. Very fine.

491. 1739 British naval medal. THE BRITISH GLORY REVIV’D BY
ADMIRAL VERNON “He took Porto Bello with six ships only.”
Brass. 40 Mm. V. good. Rare old medal.

492. 1883 VICTORIA REGINA. Fine bust to left. Rev. International
Exhibition. FISHERIES. Heavy bronze. 46 Mm. Unc., was
proof.

488. 78 7 3 DEN ALMINDELIGE NORSKE INDUSTRIUDSTILLINGI

tion building. Heavy medal in IRON. Rev. card of Chicago Iron
Works, Helena, Mont. 70 Mm. Ex. fine.

494. 1893 Chicago Exposition. U.S. mint exhibit medal, treasury dept.
View gov’t building. Bronze, dollar size. Unc.

495. Medal as above & 2 lucky penny souvenirs 1903. Fine and ex. fine.
3 pcs.

4 9 6. 18 9 3 COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION. Made from 18 9 3 nickel.

497. Handsome souvenir medallic badge, National Ski Tournament, Du-
luth, Minn. Unc.

498. 1893 ADA REHAN medal, bust to left. “The silver statue justice,”
Montana. White metal, 45 Mm. Proof.

49 9. A.O.U.W. lodge medal. 52 Mm. Brass. Rev. blank lined with
pewter. Loop attached. This particular medal was carried by an
Indian chief and found on his body after death.

500. 1870-1871 German brass medal. Wreath, cross, & rays. Rev.
“Gott war mit uns. Ihm sei die Ehre.” Very good, holed.

501. Two large French medals. Louis Philippe 1836, size 52 Mm. Ex-
position 1900 size 6 2 Mm. Bronze. V. good. 2 pcs.

502. Choice set of 8 Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition medals, all
with same obverse but diff. buildings on reverse. Obverse, bust
Columbus to left within wreath surrounded by legend. 36 Mm. 1
aluminum, 1 white metal, others copper. Unc. 8 pcs.

503. 1893 World’s Fair logging camp medal showing champion load of
144 tons of logs. Aluminum, dollar size. Reward of Superior
Merit medal for Arithmetic. White metal. 4 5 Mm. V. fine. 2 pcs.

504. Livingstone & Stanley, heroes of the Dark Continent. Wm. Penn
1882 mint employees’ medal. Unc. 2 pcs.

505. 1890 Garfield Memorial Medal, Cleveland, O. Bronze. 1899 Na-
tional Peace medal, Washington, D. C. Brass. Both 36 Mm. V.
good to fine. 2 pcs.

506. 1884 unveiling of statue of Gen. Lee, New Orleans. 44 Mm. White
metal. Also beautiful coronation medal of Queen Wilhelmina of
Netherlands. Bronze. 34 Mm. Loop attached. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.

507. -Curious Egyptian medal. Sphinx, pyramids, etc. Also William
Penn medal 18 82. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.

508. Collection of SCANDINAVIAN MEDALS, particularly of SWEDEN.
Several metals, including four in silver, one shoAving the “Land of
the Midnight Sun.” All different. 22 to 38 Mm. Ex. fine to unc.,
one damaged. Most have loops as made. Interesting and nice lot.
10 pcs.

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509. Miscellaneous medals, tokens, etc. Various metals, sizes, and cone 1-
tion. May be several good ones. Entertaining lot. 16 pcs.

510. Another lot, differing from the former. 16 pcs.

COLLECTION OF OLD MONEY WEIGHTS

511. Fine collection of 22 different old money weights up to English
“three pound twelve.” Best I have had. 22 pcs.

RAKE SWEDISH ELATE MONEY

(Law prohibits export from Sweden)

512. Four daler, 17 39, Frederick I. Swedish copper plate money. FRS
crowned, date below, in circular stamps in each corner; in center
4 DALER SILF MYNT, crossed arrows below. 8 % by 9 V2 _ inches.
All stamps well-centered. A fine and most interesting specimen of
this huge and rare coin. Weight 6 pounds and 13 ounces.

513. Two daler, 1724, Frederick I. Type similar to last. About 6% by
7 inches. All stamps well-centered and struck up which is unusual.
Very fine example. Weight 3 pounds and 5 ounces.

514. One daler, 17 44, Frederick I. Same type as last. 4% by 6 inches.
The stamps not so well struck as the preceding two lots, but all
dates clear. Can be classed as fine. Weighs about 1 pound and
14 ounces.

515. Half daler, 1752, Adolph Frederick. Second year of issue. Type
similar to last but with AFRS in stamps. About 3 % by 3 % inches.
Exceptionally well struck. A very fine and rare big “half dollar.”
Wt. 13 ounces.

FOREIGN COPPER COINS

516. 1666-1677 Sweden 1/6 ore. Rev. lion. Good. 2 pcs.

517. 1673 Sweden broad copper 1 ore. Crowned arms between date.
Rev. arrows. Very good. Rare.

518. 1676 same as preceding. Very good.

519. 174 6 Sweden 2 ore; 17 50 1 ore. Very good. 2 pcs.

520. 1802-07 Sweden 1/12, V2, & 1 shilling. G.A. IV. in monogram.

Fine. 4 pcs.

521. 1802 Sweden heavy copper 1 skilling struck on an old 1749 2 ore
piece. Very good.

522. 182 9 Sweden 1 skilling. C. XIV crowned. Very good.

52 3. Swedish copper coins from 1719. Some duplicates but good variety.
Many old. Will average very good. 35 pcs.

524. 1715-19 Sweden. Baron de Gortz dealers, all different. Very

good. These copper coins were struck in Sweden by Baron George
Henry deGortz, who obtained the sanction of King Charles XII to
issue them. They were intended to pass for four times the value
which they would have possessed if composed of an equal weight of
fine silver. The death of the King in 1718 and the execution of
De Gortz the following year put an end to the exaggerated valua-
tion of these coins, and they were reduced to something like their
actual worth, that is, about two pfennige. 6 pcs.

52 5. Norway & Denmark copper coins, all different. V. good to fine. 15
pcs.

52 6. Curious coins: Morocco cast coins, “Gun Money” of James II, Bru-
nei, etc. Average good. Good value guaranteed as always. 7 pcs.

527. Old India dump copper. Very good lot. Curious thick coins with
native inscriptions. 7 pcs.

528. Old curious 1 Follaro of Naples & Sicily. Obv. face of lion; rev.
tree. Very good.

52 9. 17 9 7 England immense “cartwheel” 1 & 2 pence. V. good. 2 pcs.

530. 1813 Isle of Man penny. Very good. Scott $1.

531. 1792 Coventry half penny. Elephant. Rev. Lady Godiva nude on
horseback riding through streets of London. Good.

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532. 17 48 Portgual 10 reis. John V. Fine.

533. 1890 German East Africa PICE. Unc. red.

534. 1902 England % & 1 d. Edw. VII. Unc. 2 pcs .

535. 1869 Greece 1, 2, 5, & 10 lepta. Unc. 4 pcs.

536. 1888 Congo (Africa), 1, 2, 5 & 10c. Unc. 4 pcs.

536a. Same as preceding. 4 pcs.

537. 1890 Liberia proof set of 4 diff. pattern copper lc & 2c. Very
scarce. 4 pcs.

538. Russia copper coins % kopeck to large heavy 5 kopecks of 1777
(fine). Some old. Very good lot. 9 pcs.

539. Hong Kong, Hawaii, India, Honduras, Borneo, Mombassa, & Straits
Settlements. Copper coins. Fine. 7 pcs.

540. Fine lot of foreign copper all from 100 to 175 years old. 32 pcs.

541. English copper coins, including some good Condor tokens. Various,
a few duplicates. Average very good, many old. 58 pcs.

542. Curious Congo coins, Mexican Villa coin, Netherlands square mon-
ey. Ex. fine to unc. 5 pcs.

5 43. Balance of the foreign copper collection. Various countries, a few
nickel. Poor to fine, 2 holed. 85 pcs.

SILVER COINS OF SWEDEN
(Dollar size or larger)

Note — The Swedish silver dollars or crowns are the most difficult as
well as expensive to procure of those of any European country. Many of
these have never before been offered in my sales, and this is my 48th
sale. There is no telling when I will be able to offer more. Now is your
opportunity.

543a. Sweden broad heavy double Rix daler. John III 1568. Crowned
king, with sword and orb, within circle with titles. Outer circle
of 2 3 Provincial Arms. Reverse, crowned arms, with triple in-
scription. Diameter 2 inches. Coronation piece. See Hazlett,
page 380 for illustration of this piece. Fine. Excessively rare.

544. 1604 four marks of Chas. IX. King standing behind arms. Rev.
Jehovah in Hebrew. Very good. Rare. A $10 value.

545. 1632 silver BOX CROWN. Gustavus Adolphus, laureated bust r.
and titles. The two sides unscrew like a box, and the inside of
these old pieces was used for holding pictures or small objects, and
sometimes by spies in war for holding secret papers. This speci-
men is fine and perfectly made. Very rare.

54 6. 1643 Christina 1 riksdaler. Bust to left. Reverse, Christ stand-

ing with orb, crowned arms to left. The famous “Salvator” dollar.
Loop removed, oherwise about fine. Rare.

547. 1645 SALVATOR daler similar to above lot. Fine to very fine.
Rare. Value $5 to $6.

548. 172 8 Frederick I, bust r. Rev. crowned arms, date below. GUD
MITT HOPP above. Very fine. Rare.

54 9. 1747 similar. Small cut on reverse, otherwise very fine, even better

than the former lot. Rare.

550. 1776 Gustavus III. Riksdaler (3 dalers, S.M.). Nude bust r. Rev.
crowned arms. “Faderneslaudet” dollar. (This king was assass-
inated at the opera.) Very fine.

551. 1805 Gustavus IV Adolph. 1 Riksdaler. Bust r. Rev. crowned
arms. Above GUD OCH FOLKET (God and the People). Nearly
fine. Very scarce.

552. 1819 Chas. XIV. John Bernadette). Large nude bust r. Rev.
crowned arms. Motto FOLKETS KARLEK MIN BELONING (The
peoples love my reward.) Very fine.

553. 18 31 Sweden & Norway. 1 Riksdaler species. Nude bust Chas.
XIV to r. Rev. crowned arms and same motto as on preceding
coin. V. good.

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18 51 Oscar I. Bust r. R. arms. Motto RATT OCH SANNING
Right & truth). 1 Riksdaler species. Very fine.

1868 Chas. XV. 4 Rd. Riksm. Bust r. Reverse, arms. V. fine.
SccircB

182 7 Norway 1 species. Chas. XIV. Small draped bust r. Fine.
Scarce.

Fine. 3 pcs.
anniversary

of

SWEDISH SILVER COINS (Smaller than dollar size)

1693 Sweden 2 marks Chas. XI. Fine.

1698 1 ore; 1693-1738 5 ore. Good & v. good. Scarce silver. 3 pcs.
1778 Sweden J riksdaler. Gustavus III. Fine.

1789 i rksd., 1777-8 S rksd., 1777 1/12 Rksd. G. Ill crowned. V.
good to v. fine. 4 pcs.

1871-81 three var. Swedish 1 krona silver coins.

1897 Sweden COMMEMORATIVE 2 krona, 2 5th
reign ol' Oscar II. Ex. fine. (50c size.)

Small Swedish silver coins, all diff. Fine. 7
1900 Sweden 2 kronor. Bust Oscar II to left,
nose, otherwise unc. (50c size.)

1818 Sweden. Crowned bust Chas. XIV to r.

“Folkets kjaerlighed min belonning.” Silver.

1876 Sweden 2 kronor Oscar II. (50c size.)

1814-1914 Norway commemorative 2 kronor,
male standing. Unc. Cost $4 in Norway 2
19 06 Norway 2 kronor. Obv. arms, rev. inscription
rative. Br. unc. (50c size.) Rare.

Same as preceding. Very fine.

19 08 Norway 2 kronor. Bust Haakon VII r. Rev
(50c size.)

1878 2 kronor. Bust Oscar II to left. Ex. fine.

1824 Norway % species. Nude bust. Very good.

Silver coins of Norway & Denmark over 100 yr. old.
good and fine. 7 pcs.

Lot of silver coins of Norway & Denmark up to 50c size,
few duplicates. Average very good. 47 pcs.

pcs.

Nick in field before

Rev. within wreath
30 Mm. About unc.
Very good.

Obv. arms. Rev. fe-
years ago.

Commemo-

7 shields. Unc.

Different. Very

Only a

FINE FOREIGN SILVER (All dollar size or larger)

1815 Argentina 8 sueldos. Sun. Very good.

18 3 9 Argentine Confederation. 8 reales. V. good to fine, plan-
chet defect at edge.

18 82 Argentina. Republic peso. Liberty head. Ex. fine.

17 9 5 Austria crown. Francis II. Very good.

18 33 Baden kronen thaler of Grand Duke Leopold. V. good.

1832 Bolivia 8 sueldos. Obv. military bust of Bolivar r. Reverse,
tree between llamas. Very fine.

1834 same as preceding. Very good.

1872 Bolivia 1 boliviano. Fine.

1889 Brazil 2000 reis, Peter II. Ex. fine.

1822 Chile 1 peso. SANTIAGO. Very good, pierced.

18 56 Chile 1 peso. Obv. arms. Rx. condor holding shield. About
fine.

1871 Colombia 1 peso. MEDELLIN. V. good, reverse edge dented
18 9 7 Cuba SOUVENIR peso. Unc.

1673 Denmark 4 marks of Christian V. Obv. C.5 crowned. Rev.
arms, value, and date. Fine.

167 5 Denmark 8 marks. King mounted. Rev. arms, value and
date. V. fine and rare.

16 68 Denmark 4 marks, Frederick III. F. 3 crowned; rev. arms
value and date. Very good. Rare.

16 69 Denmark broad thick double crown of Frederick III. Fine

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bust r. Reverse, arms crowned surrounded by 15 Provincial Arms
and legend. Fine indeed and very rare.

592. 1789 Denmark (for Scbleswig-Holstein) 1 species. Christian VII.

Very good.

5 93. 1839 Denmark 1 rigsdaler species. Frederick VI. Bust r. Very

good, but J. L. PALMER stamped in field back of head.

594. 1884 Ecuador 1 sucre. Very fine.

595. 1696 England 1 crown. Wm. III. Very good. Scott $4.

596. 1804 Bank of England dollar. A genuine silver dollar of 1804.
Bust Geo. Ill to right. Very fine and in demand.

597. 188 9 England crown. Bust Victoria to left. Rev. St. George and
the dragon. Milled edge. Ex. fine.

598. 1902 England crown. Bust Edward VII to right, St. George and
dragon. Lettered edge. Unc.

59 9. 1728 France 1 ecu. Bust Louis XV to r. Good, date bold. Over

200 yr. old. Scott $3.50.

600. 17 32 same as preceding. Very good.

601. 1785 1 ecu of Louis XVI. The dollar size silver of this king’s reign

are scare. Very good.

602. 1845 5 francs Louis Philippe. Very good.

603. 1849 French Republic. 5 francs. Good.

604. 18 7 6 Greece 5 drachma. Fine, nick on edge.

605. 1864 Guatemala 1 peso. 2nd coinage of President Rafael Carrera.
About fine.

606. 1882 Guatemala 1 peso. Head of Liberty. Reverse scroll. Very
fine.

607. 1888 Guatemala 1 peso. Obv. female -seated holding cornucopia
and balance. Ex. fine. Very rare date for this type.

608. 1887 Haiti 1 gourde. Head in hood r. Ex. fine.

609. 188 3 Hawaii dollar. Bust native king. Ex. fine.

610. 169 3 Holland. Crown. Lion carrying bunch of arrows. Good.
Over 2 35 years old.

611. 1697 Holland. Broad crown. Obv. king standing behind arms.
Rev. large lion rampant. Good.

612. 17 70 Holland. Crowned arms separating date. Lion crowned car-
rying sword and arrows. About fine. Rare.

613. 1884 Honduras 1 peso. About fine.

614. 18 73 Italy 5 lire. Victor Emanuel II. Fine.

615. 1874 Japan 1 yen. Fine.

616. 1797 Lubeck 32 schillinge. Very good.

617. 1786 Mexico 8 reales or “piece of eight.” Bust Chas. Ill to r. Very
good.

618. 1796 8 reales. Bust Chas. IV r. Fine.

619. 1806 another “Carolus” dollar. Very good.

62 0. 18 09 8 reales. Bust Ferd. VII to r. Very fine.

621. 1823 8 reales. Augustin I. Very fine.

622. 1834 8 reales. Liberty cap. Eagle. Fine.

623. 1866 1 peso. Bust of the ill-fated emperor Maximilian. Unc.

62 4. Same as preceding. Good. Dents.

625. 1818 Naples & Sicily 12 0 grani. Crowned head Ferdinand to right.
Rev. arms, value in legend. Fine.

626. 1848 Netherlands 2% gulden. Wm. II to left. V. fine.

627. 18 33 Peru 8 reales. Republic. Fine.

628. 18 38 Peru (Cuzco) 8 reales. Sun. Very fine.

629. 1866 Peru 1 sol. Female seated. Very fine.

6 30. 18 80 Peru 5 pesetas. Liberty head. Very fine.

631. 1903 Philippines 1 peso. Coined by the U.S. at San Francisco mint.
Very fine.

632. 18 40 Republic of Central America. Mountains & sun. Rev. tree
separating value “8 reales.” Ex. fine. Rare.

633. 182 9 Sardinia 5 lire. Bust Car. Felix r. Fine.

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634. 1601 Saxony. Heavy broad thick “three brothers double crown.”

Obv. Christian II with his brothers John George & Augustus. Kx.
arms. Fine. Rare. ,

635. 1603 Saxony double crown. Very thick & heavy. Half figure ot
Christian II with sword to right. Rev. his brothers John Geoige
and Augustus surrounded by circle of 14 shields. Very good, neai
fine. Rare.

636. 1605 Saxony. Obverse similar to preceding. Rev. larger busts and
without shields. Heavy thick double crown. Fine. In demand.

637. 1607 similar to the last. Thick double crown. About fine & rare,

638. (About 1610) Saxony "four brothers crown.” Obv. the four broth-
ers. Rev. arms. Very good. Rare.

6 39. 167 9 Saxony SQUARE crown of John George II. Hercules on

clouds. About 42 Mm. square. Ex. fine. Rare.

6 40. 1717 Saxony SQUARE shooting thaler of Fred. Aug. 40 millimeters

square. Very fine. Rare.

6 41. 1861 Saxony large DOUBLE THALER. Bust John V. to r. Re-

verse, arms. Very fine.

642. 1881 Spain 5 pesetas. Head of Alphonso XII to left. Ex. fine.

643. 1889 Spain 5 pesetas. Head of Alphonso XIII, the baby king to
left. Very fine.

644. A. H. 1255 (1839) Turkey 20 piastres under Sultan Abdul Medjid.
Fine.

6 45. A. FI. 1293 Turkey 2 0 piastres. About fine.

646. 162 5 Tuscany crown. Base. Fair.

6 47. 16 04 Tyrol heavy broad thick double crown. Bust Rudolph II to

right. Rev. croAvned arms & inscr. Fine and very rare.

648. 18 77 Uruguay 1 peso. Fine.

649. 1887 Venezuela 5 bolivar (or dollar). Fine.

650. A. H. 1311 (1894) SOUDAN, Africa. Dollar in SILVER! Coined
by the false prophet Mahdi at Omdurman, this dollar was a forced
currency issued to finance the insurrection against Great Britain.
Lord Kitchener quietd the uprising and later on ordered the tomb
of the Mahdi to be destroyed. Only the earliest issues of these Sou-
danese dollars were struck in silver. The later ones were only
copper silvered over; then the silver got thinner as the Kahlifa’s
resources dwindled until those of the last year were issued in cop-
per pure and simple. Very fine, a little below dollar size, 3 5 Mm.
Struck in silver. Very rare.

SOME ODD AND CURIOUS FOREIGN SILVER

651. Siam silver BULLET money (so-called from its shape). % , *4, &
1 tical pieces. Fine & curious. 3 pcs.

6 52. Siam bullet silver. y8 tical. Fine.

6 5 3. 18 6 8 Siam 1 tical (silver 50c size). Obv. 3 pagodas; rev. elephant.

Struck at Bangkok. Fine. Odd & Scarce.

6 54. 17 77 Brunswick-Luneberg WILD MAN J thaler. Very fine.

6 5 5. 1695 BrunsAvick-Luneberg § thaler. Free horse to left. V. fine.

6 5 6. 19 02 Coronation medal King Edward and Alexandra Queen Con-
sort. Silver, 32 Mm. Unc.

65 7. 19 02 beautiful set of silver coins of Edward VII of England. 3

pence to half crown. Unc. 5 pcs. Bid for the set.

658. Silver COB MONEY. Crude hammered pieces of the early Mexican
and South American money. Good variety. 6 pcs.

659. 19 00 Liechtenstein 1 krone. Unc. Rare, this date. This country
is the smallest coin-issuing country in the world, only 8 miles
square, and population only a little over 10,000 inhabitants.

660. Japan rectangular silver coins, 2 sizes. Good & ex. fine. 3 pcs.

661. 1648 Denmark SQUARE half croAvn. Bust Frederick III to r. Date
below in large figures. Fine. Rare.

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6 62. 1672 NECESSITY money of Groningen. Square silver. 2 5 stui-

vers. Very good.

663. Same, but 12 y2 stuivers. Square silver. Fine.

664. Same, but 6 !4 stuivers. Fine and curious.

Note — I will entertain bids on the above three numbers taken together
as one set.

665. 1730 Nuremberg SQUARE y2 crown. Unc.

666. 1849 Roman SIEGE pieces. Silver about 34 Mm. Square. 40
baiocchi. Wolf and twins, Romulus & Remus. Uncirculated. Ne-
cessity piece.

667. Same, but 20 bai. Size 26 Mm. square. Unc.

6 68. Collection of twelve very old English silver pennies & groats from
King Cnut the Dane (1017) to Edward IV (1461). Good to fine.
Some rare. 12 pcs.

SELECT FOREIGN SILVER
(50c to thaler size)

6 6 9. 18 6 6 Austria 1 florin (40c size). V. fine.

670. 18 8 5 same as preceding. Very fine.

671. 1830 Bolivia 4 sueldos. Very good.

672. 179 3 Brazil 32 0 reis. Fine.

67 3. 18 59 Brazil 1000 reis. Very fine.

674. 1683 Brunswick-Luneberg § thaler. Horse r. Very good.

6 7 5. 18 9 2 Colombia 50c. Head of Columbus. Very fine.

67 6. 1841 Ecuador 4 reales. Good. Scarce.

677. 1844 Ecuador 4 reales. Bust Bolivar. Good. Scott $3.

6 7 8. 1689 England silver half crown of William & Mary. Busts r. Very
good. Scott $2.

679. 1697 Wm. Ill half crown. Very good, near fine. Scott $2.50.

680. 1703 Queen Anne hall crown. Good. Scott $2. First year coined.

681. 174 6 George II half crown. Fine. Scott $2.50.

682. 1811 BANK TOKEN 3 shillings. Bust George III to right. Ex.
fine. Scott $2.25.

683. 1836 Wm. IV half crown. Good. Scott $1.

68 4. 18 70 Victoria 1 florin. Date in Roman numerals. Very good. 2 pcs

685. 1845 Victoria half crown. Very good.

68 6. 18 87 Victoria 2 shillings. Ex. fine.

687. 1891 German East Africa 1 rupee. Unc.

688. 1894 Guatemala 4 reales. Ex. fine.

689. Haiti. J. P. Boyer President, year 27. 100 centimes. Fine. Scott

$1.50.

690. 1726 Hamburg 16 schill. Chas. V. About fine. Scott $1.25.

691. 1796 Hamburg 32 schill. Very good. Scott $1.50.

692. 1809 Hamburg 32 schill. Very fine. Scott $1.50.

6 9 3. 18 3 0 Hanover 16 groschen or half thaler. Running horse. Scott

$1.50 in good condition. This coin is ex. fine.

6 94. 18 8 3 Hawaii half dollar. About unc.

69 5. 18 79-82 Hungary 1 florint. 2 types. Very fine. 2 pcs.

69 6. 18 91 India 1 rupee. Victoria. Ex. fine.

6 9 7. 1808 Irish 30 pence BANK TOKEN. Scott lists at $2.50 in good

condition. This coin is about fine.

698. Japan 50 sen. 1st & 3rd coinages. Unc. 2 pcs.

699. 1731 Lubeclc 16 schilling. Good.

700. 1876-84 Mexico 50c. V. good & ex. fine. 2 pcs.

701. 1888 Mombasa 1 rupee. Scales. Unc. (Scott $1.50 fine).

702. 18 39 Nassau 1 gulden. Very good.

703. 1882 Newfoundland 50c. Fine.

7 04. 18 5 5 Portugal 500 reis. Very good.

705. 1817 Prussia 1 thaler. Bust Fred. Wm. Ill to left. Very good,
near fine. Scott $2.50.

706. 18 61 Prussia thaler. Two crowned heads r. Very fine.

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707. 1867 Prussia thaler. About fine.

708. 184 9 Roman Republic 40 baiocchi. V. fine.

709. 1871 Saxony tlialer. About fine.

710. 1897 So. Africa Republic 2 shillings & 2 y2 shillings. Fine & unc.
2 pcs.

711. 188 5 Spain 50c. Ex. fine.

712. 1891 Straits Settlements. 50 cents. Very good.

713. 1897 same as preceding. Very good.

714. 1802 Venice 1 y> lira. Very fine.

FOREIGN SILVER GOINS (25c size)

715. 1701-190i German comm. 2 marks. Ex. fine.

716. 1721 Spain 2 reales, 1810 4 reales. Good. 2 pcs.

717. 1902 Canada 25c, 1787 Geo. Ill shill. Unc. 2 pcs.

718. 1849 Rome 16 bai., 1897 Russia 50 kop. Very fine. 2 pcs.

719. 1896 Porto Rico 40c, 1891 Spain 2 p. Very fine. 2 pcs.

720. J. P. Boyer President. Haiti 50c. Year 25, 26, 28. Fine. Scott
7 5c each. 3 pcs.

721. 1891 Ger. East Africa y2 rupee, 1897 So. Africa Rep. 1 sh. Unc.
2 pcs.

722. 1890 Mombasa, also Burmah peacock. V2 rupees. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.

723. 1847 Ecuador 2 reales, 1830 Bolivia 2 sueldos. Fine. 2 pcs.

724. 1811 Geo. Ill bank token Is. 6d.; 1788 Prussia i thaler. V. good.
2 pcs.

725. 1708 and 1768 Spain 2 reales. Very good. 2 pcs.

726. Foreign silver coins 25c size or larger. About all different. Some
old. Various countries. Will average very good. 33 pcs.

72 7. Foreign silver, mostly small & dime size. A big variety. Good to
uncirculated, 5 or 6 poor. 48 pcs.

THE RARE CONFEDERATE RESTRIKE HALF DOLLAR

728. 1861. Obverse regular U.S. issue. Reverse, Confederate shield
with Liberty Cap within wreath of cotton & corn; around CON-
FEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA HALF DOL. Very fine, with
an unusually bold impression of the Confederate die. The original
confederate die was used for the reverse. Rare.

WIDOW’S MITES, ANCIENT BRONZE, ETC.

729. Ancient Judaea. Mites. Madden No. 7, page 88; No. 7, page 78;
No. 3, page 175; No. 1, page 82; No. 8, page 98. Attributed. Very
good. 5 pcs.

730. JUDAEA. Mites. Madden No. 1, page 131; No. 12, page 206; No.
11, page 181; No. 1, page 185; No. 17, page 113. Good lot. 5 pcs.

731. Roman Empire. 2 31 A.D. Sestertius of Alexander Severus, Cohen
No. 412, rx. Sol holding globe. 41 A.D. quadrans, Claudius, Cohen
70, obv. Modius, scarce. 244-249 A.D. Philip I denarius, Cohen 170.
249-251 A.D. Etruscilla denarius, Cohen 17. Average very good.
4 pcs.

732. Ancient Rome. 2nd bronzes of Diocletian, Nerva (Cohen 62),
Maxirninus, Caligula (Cohen 29). Fari. 4 pcs.

733. Roman 3rd bronzes. Diocletian (2), Probus, Maximianus (Coh
311 & 675), Postumus (C. 213), Iicinius (Coh. 50), Constantius
Chlorus (Coh. 330), Constans (Cohen 75), etc. Good lot, some pat-
inated. 14 pcs.

7 34. Roman small bronzes. Postumus (Cohen 215), Victorinus (Coh.
91 & 112), Magnentius (Coh. 69), Tetricus (C. 10 & 88), Maximim
us Daza (C. 21), Constantine the great (Cohen 309, 525 & 557).
Good and v. good. Some patinated. 10 pcs .

735. Gallienus denarius & 3rd br., Caracalla denarius (Cohen 658), Gor-
dian III denarius (C. 121), Claudius Gothicus 3rd br. (C. 8, 160, &
282), Licinius 3rd br. (C. 35, 118 & 163), Licinius Jr. (Coh. 21).
Good and very good. 11 pcs.

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7 36. 3rd bronzes. Gallienus 218-268 A.D. All radiate. Various re-
verses. Fair to good. 12 lies.

737. 3rd bronzes of Constantine the Great and his son Constantinus II.
About 1600 yr. old. Fair & good. 18 pcs.

7 38. Roman 3rd bronzes, various. Poor and fair. 34 pcs.

7 39. As above. Also 2 Alexandrian, 1 Byzantine. Poor to fair. 35 pcs.

COIN HOLDERS

740. Lot of about 400 coin holders made of wood. Square, with round
hold for coins of various sizes. Nice to place in trays to keep coins
in position. Can easily be painted any color desired. Sold as 1
lot. Sample sent on request to interested bidders.

COINS OF CHINA AND JAPAN

741. Early Chinese KNIFE money. Razor shaped. About 400 B. C.
Length 5 V2 inches. Fine.

742. 1851-62 Chinese very large and heavy 1000 cash. Diameter 2%
in. Board of Revenue mint. Lockhart 1110. Fine.

743. 1835- curious oval brass tempo. Japan. Unc.

7 44. 1708 large brass 38 Mm.; 1681 made from image of Buddha at

Kyoto (2); 172 0-80 diff. types and sizes (6); 1742 Shimotsuke pro-
vince (2). Good to fine. 11 pcs.

745. 1741 province of Settsu (2); 1857 Komei Tenno (5); Bun Kin

period 1847-64 (3). V. good & fine. 10 pcs .

7 46. China. Brass coins, various sizes & mints. Some old. Very good
lot. 14 pcs.

OLD DOCUMENTS, Noted Signatures

747. Document signed by William H. Seward, Secretary of State in Lin-
coln’s Cabinet, 18 39. As governor of New York state. Very fine.

7 48. Document signed by Simon Cameron. Secretary of war in Lin-
coln’s Cabinet. 1861. Very fine.

SILVER AND COPPER COINS, SWEDEN, ETC.

749. Mexican silver coins, all dollar size, 1790-1896. Good to fine, 1
contemporaneous counterfeit. 6 pcs.

7 50. Foreign silver coins, small to 2 5c size. Some duplicates but most
different. Average very good. 30 pcs.

751. SWEDEN. 1715-19. Set of ten different varieties Baron deGortz
dalers. Described under lot No. 52 4 in this sale. Very good to
fine. Scarce. 10 pcs.

752. 1720 Sweden 1 mark, silver. Bust Ulrica Eleonora to r. Reverse
arms, IN DEO SPES MEA. Very good. Rare.

753. Swedish copper (29) & silver coins (10) dating from 1739. A few
duplicates, but nearly all different. Includes one 50c size. Good
to very fine. 39 pcs.

75 4. Switzerland coins up to franc size. All diff. Includes Valais 1722
and Vaud. canton 1828 & 1829. Good to ex. fine. 15 pcs.

755. 18 51 Switzerland 5 francs ($1 size). Female seated. Fine, nick

on reverse edge.

7 56. 18 8 9 Switzerland 5 francs. Liberty head. Very fine.

757. Tiflis (Russian possession) 1804-31. 1 Abassa, silver. Thpilisi

(Tiflis) under a mural crown. Rev. value & date all in Georgian.
Very good.

758. Thibet. Half rupee. Silver. Curious & fine.

759. Tunis copper, nickel, & silver coins to franc size dating from 1172
(A.H.). All different. Good to unc. Curious lot. 11 pcs.

7 60. Turkey copper coins (3 base silver). All different. Average very
good. 11 pcs.

761. Uruguay copper & nickel coins. All different. V. good to ex. fine.
9 pcs.

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762. Venezuela small % real, silver 1821-22. Caracas l leal, coppi i
1817-18, scarce. Also six other coins oi Venezuela, all diff. Good
to fine. 11 pcs.

763. Venezuela 5 bolivar 1886. Fine. Scarce. ($1 size.)

764. Venice (Italy) 1722-32. Doge Lodovico Mocenigo II. Silver mar-
chetto. Fair. 2 pcs.

7 6 5. Zanzibar 1299-1304 A.H. (1881-7). Copper 1 pessa. Scales, in-
scription in Arabic. Fine & v. fine. Rare. 2 pcs.

766. Misc. lot. Cuba lc & 2c nickel (20). 1923 France Chamber of

Commerce 1 franc. Several old German coppers. Grant & Penn
medals. 178 7 shilling Geo. Ill, holed. Good to unc. 3 5 pcs.

7 67. 16 58 Transylvania thaler. George Racoczi. Elaborate half figure

to right. Rev. arms crowned. Date in legend. Very good. Rare.

7 68. 17 62 Russia 1 rouble. Catherine II. Good.

7 69. 1892 Kaiser William II 5 marks. Fine.

770. 17 80 Austria levant thaler. Bust Maria Theresa to right, very fine.

771. 1921 Alabama half dollar. No cross. Ex. fine.

772. 192 5 California half dollar. Bear & Miner. Unc.

773. U. S. Commemorative half dollars: Maine, Columbia (1893), Grant,

Stone Mt. & Bennington. Unc. (4), V. line (1). 5 pcs.

774. Lexington, Lincoln, Pilgrim (1920), Grant, & Bennington. Unc.

5 pcs.

7 7 5. 17 9 8-18 57 large U. S. cents. All diff. dates. Early dates poor to

fair, later good. 5 5 pcs.

77 6. Large cents. Duplicates of the collection from 1801. Good lot, 4

or 5 poor. 3 6 pcs.

777. Misc. U.S. coins: half cents. Good (4), 2 cents. Good. (3). White
cents, poor to good (15), dimes, fair to new (8), nickels. Unc. &
proof (5), half dimes, average. V. good (14), Jackson cent, & 3
var. Civil War dix tokens. 55 pcs.

778. Lincoln cents, mint marks. Fine average. 74 pcs.

779. 1909 Lincoln cents, all with initials V.D.B. Average fine to very
fine. 5 0 pcs.

78 0. Canadian copper coins & tokens, duplicates. Includes a good Bre-

ton 52 0, varieties of Breton 9 9 7, etc. Average good to v. good. 31
pcs.

781. U.S. large cents (5), foreign copper (8), silver (2). Fair to good.
15 pcs.

782. Civil War cents (no cards), all diff. Separately enveloped and num-
bered according to Hettrick-Guttag. All numbers below 1000.
Numbers sent on request. Fine to unc. 50 pcs.

78 3. Civil War cents & tokens, all diff. Numbered as above separately.
All numbers above 1000. Fine to unc. 50 pcs.

784. Another lot. Different & classified. Fine to unc. 50 pcs. H. G.
numbers sent on request to bidders asking varieties.

78 5. Another lot not looked up. Fine to unc., all diff. 2 5 pcs.

78 6. Another lot, differing. Fine to unc. 2 5 pcs.

787. Large lot foreign copper coins, common, a few old & odd. Dupli-
cates. Average good to v. good. 300 pcs.

788. Foreign nickel coins (some iron & zinc war coins). Duplicates, but
quite a variety. Poor to fine, a few holed. 160 pcs.

78 9. Oriental silver (a few nickel) coins, Tunis, India, Turkey, etc. Good
to unc. 1 holed. 20 pcs.

790. Japan, before 18 68. Silver *4 & 1 bu. Curious rectangular silver
coins. Ex. fine. Two of each. 4 pcs.

791. Ancient Roman & Greek. Small bronze coins. Poor to good. Al-
so a silver denarius mounted on scarf pin. 28 pcs.

792. Tunis, Algiers, etc. Curious copper coins. Native inscriptions. V.
good to unc. All different. Also 5 diff. coins of Japan. 14 pcs.

793. 1769-74 Russia large heavy copper. 5 kopecks. V. good. 2 pcs.

794.

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Washington medal, struck by order of Congress to commemorate
the centenary of his death. Bust r. Rev. WASHINGTON SUR-
VEYED ALEXANDRIA 17 49. Brass. 41 Unc. Fine.

7 9 5. COWRIE shells, such as are used on the coast of Africa as a medi-
um of exchange by natives. 5 pcs.

7 96. Chinese silver, KWANG TUNG province, up to 3 mace & 6 canda-
reens. (10 cent, 2 5 cent & 50 cent size). Also Japan 5 sen sil-
ver. Ex. fine to unc. 4 pcs.

7 9 7. Another set as above. Ex. fine. Scarce. 4 pcs.

798. Foreign silver, dollar size: Belgium, France, Turkey (base). V.
good. 3 pcs.

7 9 9. 1897 Dominican Republic 1 peso. V. good.

800. 1827 Bolivia 8 Sueldos. Head Gen. Bolivar r. Rev. tree between
llamas. V. good.

U. S. GOLD, SILVER, ETC.

801. 1915 Panama Pacific $2.50 gold. Columbia & Sea-horse. Ex. fine.

Rare.

802. 1915 Panama Pacific $1.00 gold. Head of Labor. Unc.

803. 1854 gold dollar, “S” mint. Small type. Unc. Rare mint mark
in rare condition.

8 04. 1873 gold dollar. Extremely fine.

8 05. 1889 gold dollar. Practically Unc.

806. 1904 Lewis & Clark Exposition Portland, Oregon. Gold dollar. Unc.

8 07. Same as preceding. Very fine.

808. 1917 McKinley gold dollar. Unc.

809. Same as preceding. Uncirculated.

810. 1876 silver “Centennial Dollar.” 1776-1876. In commemoration
of the 100th anniversary of American Independence. Liberty and
sword. Rev. “By Authority of Congress,” etc. Fine & rare. Re-
cords to $15.00.

811. 18 5 9 silver dollar “S” mint. Ex. fine. A rare mint mark in rare
condition. Only 20000 struck.

813. 18 70 silver dollar, CC mint. Unc. with proof surface. Rare. On-
ly 12 4 62 struck.

814. 1882 standard silver dollar, CC mint. Unc.

815. 188 6 silver dollar, S mint. About unc.

816. 1856-57-62 half dollars, all “S” mint. Also 1871 “CC” mint. Very
good to fine. Scarce lot. 5 pcs.

817. 1855-57-71 quarters, all “S’ mint. V. good to fine. Scarce mint
marks. 3 pcs.

818. 18 60 dime. Old type with stars, the rare variety. “S” mint. Good.

819. 18 6 4-8 4-8 5-8 6 dimes, all “S” mint. Fine. 4 pcs.

8 2 0. 188 4 dime, “S’ mint. Unc.

821. 1849 MODEL HALF EAGLE CALIFORNIA. Also Mt. St. Louis In-
stitute ONE CENT. Both brass & fine. Rare. 2 pcs.

822. Korea, Japan & China copper coin collection, none with hol<M n -
ters. Mostly 10 cash pieces, five 2 0-cash pieces. A few duplicates,
but large variety. Very good average. 22 pcs.

82 3. China 10 cash, (3 var.). One in brass. Rare. V. good to Unc.
3 pcs.

824. China Che-Kiang Province 10-cent silver. Unc. Scarce.

82 5. Chinese silver coins 10-cent to 20-cent size. Different. Fine lot.
7 pcs.

BOOKS ON PAPER MONEY, ETC.

82 6. “Our Paper Money — Greenbacks” by Henry Russell Drowne & Geo.
H. Blake. Paper 7 by 11 inches. Fine.

827. Scott’s Paper Money Catalog 18 9 4 edition. Over 12 5 pp. 6 by 9.

' Very good. Gives prices and is a useful book.

82 8. C. H. Sliinkle’s U. S. Coin values, 20 large pages. Also Heath’s
Counterfeit Detector, 1881. Fine. 2 pcs.

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CANADIAN COINS AND TOKENS (NUMBERED BY BRETON), ALL

SEPARATELY ENVELOPED

829. 1721-22 French Colonies. Breton 506. Good. 2 pcs.

830. Breton 508 billon coin dated 1739. Good, a trifle bent. Also B.
52 0. Magdalena penny 1815. Fair. Rare. 2 pcs.

831. Breton 521. “One Penny” tokens 1837. Four varieties: Bank of
Montreal, Quebec Bank, City Bank, & Banque du people. Good to
fine. 4 pcs.

832. Breton 522. 4 var. as above. Y. G. to Unc. 4 pcs.

833. Breton 526 & 532. Fine. Scarce. 2 pcs.

834. B. 532 & 533. Very good. Scarce. 2 pcs.

8 35. B. 542. Very rare L’Isle Canadian token. CALECHE. Very

good, near fine. Rarity 4. Auction record $23.75.

836. Breton 561. Two varieties. V. good. 2 pcs.

837. B. 563. Mullins COMMERCE TOKEN. V. Good. Near fine. Rare.

838. B. 565 & 572. V. good to V. fine. Scarce. 2 pcs.

839. B. 606 & 607. Tremblay, numismatist, Montreal, Unc. Rarity 2.

2 pcs.

840. B. 609-615-625-626. Three in brass. Fine to unc. Scarce. 4 pcs.

841. B. 6 40-6 43-6 44. Issued by Ludger Gravel to be exchanged for oth-
er coins among collectors. Two varieties of each in copper and
brass. Fine to unc. 6 pcs.

842. B. 670. The Belleville boquet son. V. good. Scarce.

8 43. B. 717. The very rare Leslie two pence, dated 1822. Fine. Rar-
ity 4. Has sold at $2 5.

844. B. 728. Cask of whiskey 1821. Good. Rare.

845. Same as preceding. V. good, dent. Rare.

846. B. 730. The plow tokens dated 1823. “To facilitate trade.” Two
varieties. V. good. 2 pcs.

847. Breton 732. This coin is dated 1832 and bears the bust of King
George IV, who had died two years before. Ex. fine. Scarce.

848. B. 735. “Iliffs I LOAF” bread checks, in copper, brass & zinc. V.
good to fine. 3 pcs.

849. B. 736. as last, but smaller. Nickel & zinc. Fine. Rare. 2 pcs.

850. B. 7 50-752-7 5 6-7 6 0. V. fine to Unc. Very scarce numbers. 4 pcs.
8 51. B. 778 (Hooper, numismatist) -7 S 1-78 2 (Paquet, numismatist). V.

fine to proof. Scarce. 3 pcs.

852. B. 850-868-879-882. V. good to fine. Scarce. 4 pcs.

853. B. 858 (2 var.)-859-860. Silver coins struck in 1822 for circulation
in the West Indies. Fine, scarce. 4 pcs.

854. B. 885-886 (2 var.)-890-891-S92-900. Good to v. fine. All scarce.
7 pcs.

8 55. Breton 8 8 9. The Halifax HALF PENNY token of 1815. Very fine.
Rare.

8 56. Breton No. 9 00. Halifax Steamboat Co. FERRY TOKEN. This
token was once counted so rare that specimens sold for $25.00 each.
Value now 75 cents to $1.50. Unc.

857. As above. Bright red unc. 18 pcs.

8 57a. Another lot. Unc. & proof. From the hoard discovered during the
demolition of the old office of the company. 18 pcs.

858. B. 908. V. good; 913 V. fair, holed; 962 good. 3 pcs.

859. Breton 926. Fine. Rare.

860. Breton 929. Ex. fine.

861. Breton 946 & 948. Newfoundland 50 cent and 10 cent. Very
good. 2 pcs.

862. 958-959. One penny tokens 1812. V. good. 2 pcs.

863. B. 962. Trade & Navigation 1813. Rev. Pure copper preferable
to Paper. One penny token. Very fine.

864. B. 964-976-978-981 (2 var.). Fair to fine. Scarce lot. 5 pcs.

865. B. 988-990-993-1003-1004-1007. Good and very good. Scarce. 6 pcs.

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8 6 6. B. 9 75 fair; 99 7 (Wood 30, Gibb 36) ex. fine. 2 pcs.

867. B. 1013. North American token 1781. Very good.

868. 1812 half penny token, bust r. Rev. “for public accommodation,”
Royal Exchange, building. Very good.

869. 1851-1902 Gnaedlinger, Montreal. Moose head. Proof.

8 7 0. Heal, coin dealer, Toronto. CHEVAL. Unc.

8 71. DEVINS & BOLTON, Montreal. Counterstamped on 3 large U.S.
cents, also B. 527 & 961. Good lot. 5 pcs.

8 72. Breton 971 struck on half penny, part of letters showing on face.
Very good.

8 7 3. CANADIAN coins & tokens, all different Breton numbers or varie-
ties. Classified in separate envelopes. Breton 52 7 to 7 30. Num-
bers sent on request. Good to proof. SO pcs.

874. As above. Nos. 737 to 877. All diff. varieties. Very good to unc.
3 0 pcs.

8 7 5. As above. Breton 877 to 9 51. All diff. varieties. Good to unc. 30
pcs.

8 7 6. As above. Nos. 9 51 to 9 8 7. Has 7 varieties of Breton 9 60. Good
to unc. 30 pcs.

877. As above. Nos. 982 to 1013. Has 12 varieties of 997. Good to
ex. fine. 30 pcs.

8 7 8. All diff. Breton numbers. Good to very fine. Classified in sepa-
rate envelopes. 3 9 pcs.

8 7 9. As above. All different. Average fine. 11 pcs.

8 80. Canadian copper coins and tokens. Duplicates of the collection.
Quite a variety, a few duplicates. Some scarce. Good to unc. 45 pcs.

881. As above. Similar lot, although some different tokens. 46 pcs.

CANADIAN BOUQUET SOUS
(Numbered according to Courteau)

882. Fine collection of Canadian BOUQUET SOUS, all numbered in sep-
arate envelopes according to Courteau. All different, some very
scarce. Usually good to fine. Interesting set. 35 pcs.

8 8 3. Another set, not as complete but all different bouquet sous. Aver-
age very good. 18 pcs.

88 4. Balance of the bouquet sous. Fair to fine. 8 pcs.

HARD TIMES TOKENS

(Numbered by Low)

88 5. 1789 Mott token. The first American Store card. Good.

8 8 6. Low No. 1. Andrew Jackson. Head r. Fair.

8 87. Low 9. Boar. Brass. Fine and rare.

88 8. Low 8, 18, 19, 30, & 31. Fine to ex. fine. 5 pcs.

88 9. Low 12. Jackass balky. V. fine. Scarce.

8 9 0. ‘ Low 2 0. Running jackass. Tortoise. Unc. red.

8 91. Low 22. Female head, 15 stars. About fine, very rare especially
in this condition.

892. Low 2 3. Large date 18 37. 12 stars. Fair. Rare.

8 9 3. Low 28. Six berries outside, 7 inside. About unc.

894. Low 32, 33, 34, 35, & 36. Fine & v. fine. 5 pcs.

8 9 5. Low 33. Upset reverse. Fine to v. fine.

896. Low 38, 39, 44, 45, 46, 47 & 48. V. good to ex. fine. 1 dented.
7 pcs.

897. Low 49. Half cent worth of Pure Copper. 1837. Ex. fine.

8 98. Low 51. Jackass standing. Strong & weak lines on chest (2 var.)

Very fine. 2 pcs.

89 9. Low 5 3. Jackass standing, big belly, ground wide. V. Good. rare.

9 00. Low 5 4. The slave token. “Am I not a woman & a sister.” V. good.

9 01.' Low 55. Ugly female head to left. Fine. Rare.

902. Low 56. Sober second thoughts. Bust Van Buren. V. good,
pierced as usual. Rare.

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903. Low 172. Same but struck in brass. V. fine, pierced. Rare.

904. Low 58, 59, 60, 63, 64, 65, 68, 69. V. good & fine. 8 pcs.

905. Low 62. CURRENT instead of CURRENCY. Ex. fine. Scarce con-
dition.

906. Low 64. Broken die. Very fine.

907. Low 66. Steer, ship. Fine. Rare. Value $5.

908. Low 67. Female head, leaves, 1841. Fine.

909. Low 73, 74, 75, 76, 80, 84, & .86. V. good to ex. fine. 7 pcs.

910. Low 7 8. W. A. Handy. Fine. Scarce.

911. Low 8 3. Richards. Rev. Lafayette. Fine. Rare.

912. Low 89. Bucklins Interest Tables. Two stars below head. Fair.
Rare.

913. Low 92, 94, 97, 98, 100, 103. V. good to ex. fine. 6 pcs.

914. Low 99. Walsh’s 1835 “Speed to plough, it feeds all.” Ex. fine.
Rare .so choice.

915. Low 104, 107, 109, 110, 111, 114 (fair), & 122. Fine & ex. fine.
7 pcs.

916. Low 107. Upset reverse. Henry Anderson. Fine.

917. Low 112. H. Crossman. Female head obverse No. 29. Ex. fine
Rare.

918. Low 113. H. Crossman. Rev. eagle. About unc.

919. Low 115. P. B. & S. Deveau. Very fine.

920. Low 120. Feuchtwanger cent. Eagle with rattlesnake. Unc.
Scarce so choice. 2 pcs.

921. Low 123, 124, 127, 131, 132, & 148. Fine. 6 pcs.

922. Low 125. Maycock & Co. Rev. female head No. 29. Fine. Rare.

923. Low 126. Maycock & Co. Eagle with shield on breast. Very fine.
Rare.

924. Low 134. Smith’s Clocks. “Establishment” straight. Fine,
pierced.

92 5. Low 138. Smith’s Clocks. Large ornaments. Fine.

926. Low 145. Head, 14 stars. Rev. BUCKLIN’S BOOKKEEPING
WEST TROY. Very fair and equally rare.

927. Low 145. Same as above but struck on thin planchet. V. good.
Rare.

928. Low 151. W. Gibbs. Fine & rare.

929. Low 156. N. Starbuck & Sons. Obv. No. 88, head Troy to r. Stars.
Very fair. Auction record of $20.

930. Low 163. Howell works garden. Rose. V. good. Rare.

931. Peck & Burnham, Boston. Not in Low. Fine. Rare.

932. N. Starbuck & Son. Not in Low. Obv. plow; Troy air furnace.
About fine. Rare.

SALVADOR SILVER DOLLARS

933. 19 08 Salvador (Central America Republic) 1 peso, silver (dollar
size). A beautiful coin with head of Columbus to left. Ex. fine.

934. 1893-1909 as above, 5 diff. dates. Fine & V. fine. A nice coin.
5 pcs.

9 3 5. As above. 4 pcs.

9 36. 19 03 Mexico 1 peso. Very fine.

937. 1882-1902 Mexican dollars. V. G. & Ex. fine. 2 pcs.

938. 1904 Panama Republic dollar. Balboa. V. fine.

9 3 9. 18 92 Honduras 1 peso. Fine.

940. 1894 Honduras & Guatemala pesos. Fine. 2 pcs.

941. 18 94 Guatemala 1 peso. V. fine.

942. 1885 Chile 1 peso. Condor & shield. Very fine.

943. 1894 Quatemala 1 peso. Counterstamped on 1889 Peru. Ex. fine.

944. 1878 U.S. trade dollar, “S” mint. V. good.

945. 18 79 U.S. Standard sliver dollar, “S” mint. Unc.

946. 18 61 half dollar, “S” mint. V. fine.

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947. 192 7-2 8 ( 3 ) New hull' dollars. Ex. fine to Unc. All “S” mint.
4 pcs.

948. 1928 half dollars, “S’ mint. Unc.

9 49. 192 3 Monroe half dollar. Ex. fine.

9 50. As above. V. fine to Ex. fine. 6 pcs.

951. Comm. Half dollars: Columbia ( 1893), California & Oregon Trail.
About unc. 3 pcs.

952. 1 928 quarter, “S” mint. Br. Unc.

953. 1926-28 quarter, “S” mint. Unc. 2 pcs.

954. 1909 Indian head cents, fine. Last year coined. 57 pcs.

955. 1908-09 Indian head cents, all “S” mint. Fine lot. Scarce, first
years coined at San Francisco. 63 pcs.

956. 1912 nickels, all “S” or “D” mint. First year at these mints.
Fine. 21 pcs.

957. 1883 nickels without word CENTS, very fine (11); 1925-28 nick-
els, “S” mint (11). 22 pcs.

958. Miscellaneous old U.S. coins, 2 cents, 3 cents, etc. Face value $3.
Also 3 Civil War cents. 7 or 8 poor, others good to fine. 54 pcs.

959. Foreign silver coins, small to 25-cent size. Also very good India
rupee (50 cent size). Average very good. About all different.
20 pcs.

9 60. Foreign copper (a few other metals) coins from all quarters. V.

good to V. fine. 2 or 3 poor. Some good size. 67 pcs.

9 61. Fine collection of German Notgelt WAR coins in iron (37), zinc
(36), and Aluminum. All different. All have been cleaned with
steel brush and lightly shellaced as this prevents iron and zinc
coins from deteriorating. Some scarce, not seen before. 74 pcs.

962. C.S.A. bills 50 cents to $1.00. All diff. Unc. 7 pcs.

963. C.S.A. bond $500. Coupons attached. 1863. Sigard. Ex. fine.

9 6 4. Broken Bank & Old State notes. Nearly all signed. Some dupli-
cates. Good to unc. 20 pcs.

965. Old notes in sheets. Included sheet of $6, $7, $8, & $9 bills of
People’s Bank of Paterson, N. J. All unsigned. Crisp. 4 sheets.
16 pcs.

9 6 6. Broken Bank & C.S.A. bills, nearly all different. V. good to crisp.
13 pcs.

967. Priced auction sale catalogs 1923 to 1927. Large sales by Mehl.

All V. fine and priced. Useful in determining values. 5 pcs.

9 6 8. As above, but all diff. sales. 1922 to 1926. All priced except one.
V. fine. 5 pcs.

969. U.S. fract. curr. 5 cent (2), 10 cents (2). Poor to fair. 1 crisp.
4 pcs.

970. Bank’s perpetual calendar. White metal. 44 Unc. Fine.

9 71. Calif, oetoganal $50.00 imitation gold slugs. One made with loop
attached for fob strap. V. fine to une. Also 3 bright unc. bronze
Lindy medals. 6 pcs.

972. 1861 gold dollar, 1878 gold $2.50. Both about fine, but holed.
2 pcs.

973. 1827-35 old bust dimes; 1851 half cent. Good and V. good. 5 pcs.
9 74. Old U. S. coins, dimes, quarters, 2-cent. Average good. Face

value $3.46. 2 9 pcs.

97 5. Monroe, Lexington & Stone Mt. half dollars. All fine. 3 pcs.

976. Civil War cents and tokens (no cards). All different. Fine to
ex. fine. 28 pcs.

977. Large U.S. cents before 18 57. Some duplicates. Poor to good,
1814, 1823, etc. 37 pcs.

978. Foreign copper & nickel coins of Paraguay, Peru, Persia, Nova
Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Prince of Wales Island. All differ-
ent. 2 or 3 silver, 1 holed. Good to ex. fine. Some scarce. 24
pcs.

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979. 1888 Orange Free State, penny. Unc., was proof.

980. Poland old coins dating from 1594, two silver, 1 poor. Very good
lot. 9 pcs.

Q81. Fine collection of Portugal copper & silver coins to half dollar
size. No duplicates. Includes several old large 10 reis pieces
about 2 00 yr. old. thick 40 reis. 1811. 400 reis. Unc. 188 6

500 reis, 1912 50 cents. The last three are half dollar size. An
extra nice set. Very good to unc. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded as always. 2 8 pcs.

982. Portuguese India copper (3), & silver (4). Includes unc. rupee
(50 cent) of 1882. V. good to unc. 7 pcs.

983. 1845 Portugal 1000 reis (silver $1 size). Bust Maria II. Reverse,
arms in crowned mantle. Ex. fine.

98 4. Roumania copper, silver, nickel & aluminum coins. All different,
up to 2 0 cent size. Good to unc. 13 pcs.

985. Russia copper coin collection (also 5 silver). A few duplicates,
but a big variety. Some large & old, including the 5 kopecks of
Catherine II. V. good to unc. 3 5 pcs.

98 6. 17 57 Russia silver 5 kopecks, 1798 % rouble, 18 95 % rouble.

Fine to unc 3 pcs.

987. 1803 Russia 5 Kop., 1838 10 kop. Both very large copper coins.

Fine. 2 pcs.

98 8. 1737 Russia 1 rouble. Bust Anna R. V. good.

989. 1772 Russia 1 rouble. Catherine II. Near fine.

990. 1859 Russia 1 rouble, commemorative. Bust Alex. II to left. Rev.

monument. Fine.

991. Salvador & Serbia nickel & silver coins. (1 copper). About all dif-
ferent. Includes Salvador 50 cents. Average fine. 14 pcs.

992. 1915 Serbia 1 & 2 denar, silver. Unc. 2 pcs.

993. 1879 Serbia 5 denar ($1 size). Fine. Rare, not priced by Scott.

994. Siam curious 5 & 10 satangs (nickel); 1874 2 atts copper; old Y2

fuang, bronze (2); and a very fine % fuang, lead. Good to ex.
fine. 6 pcs.

995. Spain copper collection, some old. 6 pcs. Few duplicates. Av-
erage V. good. 2 0 pcs.

9 9 6. Spain silver coin collection, dating from 1711. All sizes, one of
dollar size. Very good to unc. All different. 30 pcs.

997. St. Helena half penny. (2 var.) V. good to ex. fine. 2 pcs.

998. St. Thomas & Prince’s Islands. 20, 40 & 80 reis 1820. Similar
to coins of Brazil, but have figures in place of Roman numerals.
Fine & scarce. 3 pcs.

999. Straits Settlements & Sumatra coins, 2 silver. Good to unc. 9 pcs.

1000. Foreign copper and nickel, duplicates of the collection. Fine. 20
pcs.

1001. Philippine Islands (under Spain) copper 1 quarto. Several varie-

ties. Poor to fair as usual. Very scarce coppers. Also 1847
Hawaii cent. V.' fine; Mexico Maximilian 1 cent; Hard Time tok-
en Low 19. 15 pcs.

1002. 1828 Salvador provisional 2 reales. Volcano. Good, but bent and
pierced. Rare.

1003. 1751 Spain 1 real, counterstamped crown G. P. ; 1789 Spain Proc-
lamation. 2 reales, holed; also, Proclamation real Augustin I.,
holed. Rare lot. 3 pcs.

1004. 18 33 Peru 8 reales ($1 size). Counterstamped with crown Y.
I. I. Very good.

1005. 1701 Austria broad crown. Elaborate portrait of Leopold the
Hogmouth. Very fine.

1006. Store cards (U.S.) about size of large cent, 2 in brass. V. good
to unc. Scarce. 6 pcs.

1007. 1893 Isabella quarter. Unc., slight nick.

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l . S. GOLD COINS

10UK. 1 0 U 7 St. Gaudcn’s $20 goid. Liberty with torch. Flying eagle.

Date in Roman numerals. High relief. Wire edge. Br. unc.,
perfect. A beautiful coin.

1009. 1834 U.S. $5 gold. Ex. fine.

1010. 1887 $5 goid, PHILADELPHIA mint. Strictly fine. Only 87
coined. Very rare. Seldom offered.

1011. 1756 U.S. $3 gold, about fine.

1012. 1874 $3 gold. Ex. fine.

1013. Same as preceding. About fine.

1014. 1878 $3 gold. Bi. Unc.

1015. Same as preceding. About fine.

1016. 1836 $2.50 gold, very fine. Old bust type.

1017. 1915 Panama Pacific $2.50 gold. Columbia on sea-horse. Unc.
Rare. Record to $14.50 in these sales.

1018. 1926 Sescfuicentennial $2.50 gold. View of Independence Hall.
Uncirculated.

1019. 1852 gold dollar, fine. Solder mark on edge, slight dent.

1020. 1853 gold dollar, small size. Very fine.

1021. 1855 gold dollar, very good.

1022. 1856 gold dollar, very fine. Large size.

1023. Same. About unc., very slightly bent.

1024. 1862 gold dollar. Ex. fine.

1025. 1874 gold dollar. Proof.

1026. 18903 Louisiana Purchase gold dollar, bust McKinley. Unc.

1027. 1903 same, but with bust of Jefferson. Unc.

1028. 1905 Lewis & Clark gold dollar. Br. unc.

1029. 1915 Panama Pac. Exposition gold dollar, Head representing La-
bor through whose efforts the Panama Canal was completed. Unc.

10 30. Another as above. Unc.

1031. 1916 McKinley gold dollar. Rev. Mansoleum at Niles, Ohio. Br.
Unc.

1032. Same as preceding. Unc.

1033. 1917 McKinley gold dollar. Proof.

1034. 1922 Grant gold dollar with star. Unc.

1035. Same as preceding. Unc. Brilliant.

103 6. Same. Good to v. good.

1037. 1852-59 Calif, gold charm $ y2 to $*4, both round and octagonal.
Indian head types. Good gold. Br. unc. 4 pcs.

1038. Montana gold quarter. ORO D PLATA. Unc.

103 9. 1854 Calif, gold half dollar, octagonal. Lib. head, 13 stars. Rev.

HALF DOL. CALIFORNIA GOLD. Date within wreath. V. fine.
Genuine and rare.

1040. 1856 half dollar, Calif, gold, round. Lib. head, 12 stars. Rev.
similar to above. Letter N below wreath. V. good, near fine. Gen-
uine and rare.

PANAMA PACIFIC HALF DOLLAR

1041. 1915 Pan. Pac. Exposition $%. Unc. Selling at $15.

1042. 1918 Lincoln half dollar. Unc. Nice coin.

1043. 1920 Pilgrim half dollar. Unc. Nice coin.

1044. 1920 Maine half dollar. Pine tree. Unc.

1045. As above. Unc. 2 pcs.

1046. 1921 Alabama $ y2 , with cross. Rare. Unc.

1047. Same as preceding. Br. Unc.

1048. 1921 Missouri half dollar, with star. Unc. choice.

1049. 1922 Grant $ M> , without star. Unc.

1050. 1923 Monroe & 192 5 Stone Mt. $%. Fine. 2 pcs.

1051. 1924 Huguenot half dollar. Unc. Scarce.

1052. 1925 Lexingotn Patriot $ y> . Br. Unc.

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1053. Same as preceding. Unc.

1054. 1925 California half dollar. Bear and miner. Unc.

105 5. Same as preceding. Unc.

1056. 1925 Stone Mt. half dollar. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.

1057. 1925 Norse-American medal. Thick planchet. Silver, octagonal.
Br. Unc.

1058. Another, just as the above. Unc.

1059. 1925 Ft. Vancouver $%. ’Has become very rare. Bright Unc.

106 0. As above. Unc. Rare.

1061. Same as preceding. Rare.

1062. 1926 Oregon Trail $%, MS” mint. Unc.

1063. 1927 Bennington $ y2 , Ira Allen & catamount. Br. Unc. Issue
limited.

1064. Same as preceding. Unc. 2 pcs.

1065. 1928 new Capt. Cook-Hawaii half dollar. Unc. Record to $7.50
in these sales.

1066. Same as preceding. Unc. Rare.

1067. Another as above. Unc. Rare.

1068. 1893 Isabella quarter, with head of Queen Isabella of Spain. The
only U.S. coin bearing the likeness of a foreign monarch.

1069. As above. Uncirculated. Scarce and retailing up to $2 each. 8
pcs.

1070. 1806 U.S. quarter dollar. Very good. Large type.

1071. 1859-76-78-96 quarters. Proofs, not brilliant.

1072. 1880-82-83 quarters. All proofs. Very scarce dates. 3 pcs.

1073. 1875 2 0-cent piece, “S” mint. 1926 quarter. V. g. & Unc. 2 pcs.

1074. 1875 20 cents, “S” mint. Unc. Coined for only 4 years.

1075. 1877 half dollar, also 1898 “O” mint. V.G. & Ex. fine.

1076. 1916 half dollar. First year of new type. Unc. 2 pcs.

1077. 1796 silver dollar, small date, large letters. H. 4. Very good.

1078. 1797 dollar. 16 stars, 7 facing. H. 1. Very good.

1079. 1798 dollar. Knob to 9. Haseltine 6. Fine.

1080. 1878 trade dollar, “S” mint. Unc.

1081. 1900 Washington-Lafayette dollar. Very fine.

1082. 1921 silver dollar, Morgan type. Br. unc.

1083. Same as preceding. Unc. Last year of type.

1084. 1865-89 U.S. 3-cent nickel, all diff. dates. Unc. to proof. Nice
set. Some dates scarce. 2 0 pcs.

1085. 1866 silver 3-cent, ex. fine; 1871 tarnished proof. Rare. 2 pcs.

1086. 1800-04-26-35 half cents; 1821-37-72 dimes; 1866 nickel 3-cent;
1852 silver 3-cent; 1830 half dime. Average very good. 10 pcs.

1087. 1872 two cents, very good. Scarce date.

108 8. Large cents: 1795, 1800 over 1790, 1807 perfect date and over

’06, 1810, 1827 (fine), 1857 large date. Average good or better.
7 pcs.

1089. 1798-1853 large cents, a few duplicates, but many dates. Fair
to very good, 1 holed, 3 or 4 poor. 30 pcs.

1090. 1722 Rosa American 2-pence. Uncrowned rose. Very good. A
scarce early American colonial coin.

1091. 1788 Vermont cent. Good. Date plain.

1092. 1785 NOVA CONSTELLATIO cent. Script U.S. Pointed rays. Good.

1093. 1926 cent, nickel, dime & quarter. Br. Unc, 4 pcs.

109 4. 1927 same as above. Br. unc. 4 pcs.

109 5. 1908-09 Indian head cents, 2 with “S” mint mark; 192 5 1-cent, 5-

cent & 10-cent — all “D” mint; 192 6 cent & dime “S” mint; 1926
cent “T>” mint; Br. Unc. 11 pcs.-

1096. 1819-1900 English half crowns (50 cent size). Three diff. types.
Also 188 9 — 4 shillings. Average good. 4 pcs.

1097. 1889 England crown. ($1 size silver.) Crowned bust Victoria.
Rev. St. George & dragon. V. fine.

1098.

1099.

1100.
1101.

1102.

1103.

1104.

1105.

1106.

1107.

1108.

1109.

1110.
1111.
1112:

1113.

1114.

1115.

1116.

1117.

1118.

1119.

1120.
1121.
1122.
1123.

1124.

1125.

1126.

1127.

1128.

1129.

1130.

1131.

1132.

1133.

1134.

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Silver & copper coins. England 4-pence 18 44; Mexico 1806-19
V2 real; 2 Tranvancore tiny 1/16 chuckrams; 1719-49 fai'things,
1806 half penny. Good lot. 10 pcs.

Modern restrike of Ancient Jewish shekel. Chalice with pearled
rim. Rev. stem with 3 flowers. Unc.

1766 William Pitt token. AMERICA. V. good, rare.

18 06 Bahamas half penny, ship, good; Montreal 1 penny bank tok-
en, fair; Bouquet sou Breton 691, v. good. 3 pcs.

1665 Poland silver 30 grot. Good, plain date.

Sicily ( 1473) testoon. Ferdinand. Denmark 8 skilling silver
dated 1606. Both rare silver 2 5c size. Very fine. 2 pcs.

1918 set of Maundy Silver 1, 2, 3, & 4 pence of King Geo. V.
Proofs. 4 pcs.

1883 nickels, without the word “CENTS” (9). Also three 1909
Lincoln cents with V.D.B. Fine. 12 pcs.

1794

date.

1797

1802

1803

1808

1812

1818

1820

1823

1827

1828

RARE 1794 AND 1797 CENTS

U. S. cent. Hayes 52. Chapman 57. Period after 9 of
Very good, strong. Rare and desirable,
cent. Doughty 107. FINE. Very rare. Cost $15.

half dollar,
half dollar,
half dollar,
half dollar,
half dollar,
half dollar.

fine.

large cent. Good.

cent. Doughty 192. Very good, strong,
half dollar. Not in Haseltine. Ex. fine.

Large wide date. H. 2. Ex.

H. 8. Ex. fine, sharp. Rare.

Small O. H. 3. Very fine.

H. 2. Very fine.

Two varieties. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.

Close date. H. 1. Fine.

Old half dollars: 1805 very good, bad edge cut; 1811-17-24-32-36.
Very good to ex. fine. 6 pcs.

U.S. Comniemorative half dollars, all different. Includes Oregon,
Columbia, Stone Mt., Grant, Maine, Lincoln, Monroe, Pilgrim, Pat-
riot, Wash.-Coolidge, Bennington,
fine to uncirculated. 12 pcs.

1921 Missouri half dollar. With star. Unc.

192 4 Huguenot half dollar. Unc. Scarce.

19 00 Lafayette dollar. Ex. fine. Scarce.

1917 McKinley Memorial GOLD dollar. Unc
1915 Pan. Pacific GOLD dollar. Unc.

& Alabama with cross. Very

Rare.

PAPER MONEY

$5.00 U.S. note, 1891, Grant. Very good.

$1.00 U.S. note, 1869, Washington. Signatures Allison & Spinner.
V. fine.

$1.00 U.S. note 1896. One of our beautiful old bills with scene
of “History Instructing Youth.” Portraits of Martha and Geo.
Washington on back. Unc.

$1.00 note of 1917. Bust Washington to left, in center oval. Sig-
natures Elliott & Burke. Fine.

$1.00 Federal Reserve Bank of Phila. 1918. Fine.

$1.00 Bust of Washington r. Figures in red. V. fine.

Another, very good.

Set of five different series U.S. legal tender $1.00 bills all before
1923. Good to unc. Some v. scarce. 5 pcs.

Old Broken Bank Bills, some signed, some unsigned, a few dup-
licates; also C.8.A. $100 bill. Good to unc. 21 pcs.

1862 Virginia Treasury Note $100. V. good, rare.

Sheet of four Bank of Augusta $4 bills, unsigned; three broken
bills, signed, one of Agricultural Bank, Toronto, $4, corner torn
off; four diff. Mexican bills. Good to unc. 11 pcs.

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1135. German & Austria high value bills, some before war. V. good &
line. Scarce. Also 10 German aluminum post-war coins (2 vai.)
Unc. 15 pcs.

113 6. Set of 10 World’s Fair tickets 18 9 3. Handsome designs. Unc. 10

pcs.

1137. Original JEFFERSON DAVIS electoral ticket, Virginia, 1861. Ac-
count of sale of negro slaves 1845. 2 pcs.

1138. 1827 old sale bill offering 120 negro slaves at auction.

1139. 1864 C.S.A. sheet music “God Save the Southern Land.” Inter-
esting Confederate item. Very good.

1140. Set of two diff. C.S.A. staff officers buttons. Made in London and

ran the blockade. Have sold up to $5. 2 pcs.

1141. Hoover pin. By Medallic Art Co., N.Y. Fine.

1142. 1862 C.S.A. Bond $100. With coupons. Fine.

1143. 1851 James River & Kanawha Co., Richmond, Va. $1000 bond,
with coupons, signed. Canceled. Fine.

1144. 1870 Town of Solon (N.Y.) $500 bond. Unsigned. With coupons
attached. Crisp and handsome.

1145. Another just as above. Fine for den decoration.

1146. Old newspapers 1859-63 (three printed during Civil War). Very
good & fine. 5 pcs.

SILK BADGES, MASONIC MEDALS, TOKENS, ETC.

1147. Silk KiDbon images, Masonic. Very line to new, mostly the lat-
ter. 11 pcs.

1148. Silk Ribbon baages, miscellaneous. Odd Fellows, Y.M.C.A., Fairs,
etc. Some with ciasps and fringe. Nice lot. 2 0 pcs.

1149. G.A.R. silk ribbon badges. 1 or 2 very fine, balance as new. Hand-
some lot. 11 pcs.

1150. Collection of an different WASHINGTON medals, mostly in white
metal & aluminum. Size 32 to 54 Mm. Good to unc., a few
pierced as made. Various busts of Washington. Detailed list on
request to interested bidders. 13 pcs.

1151. Lincoln medal, aluminum with bronze head. 32 Mm. King 339.
Unc. 2 pcs.

1152. “bb signers'' charms of 187 6 Centennial, Keystone form; one flat
stamping, unfinished. Diff. metals. Ex. tine. 3 pcs.

1153. Store Cards: Whyland Co. “Taps” cigars, bugler blowing taps,
rare. Queeby, Peru, Ind. Lingg & Bro., Phiia. 1857 copper &
brass. Also 5 Hard Times tokens. Good to fine. 9 pcs.

1154. Civil War Store Card of Harbach’s Christmas Tree Ornaments,
Phiia. Obv. flag. “Long May It Wave.” 13 stars. White metal.
Unc. Ex. rare.

1155. Political Token, Cleveland & Thurman busts. Two Washington
head spiel marks; 2 tokens, horse jumping fence, rx. shield and
star. Masonic Chapter penny, Worcester, Mass. Good to unc., 3
pierced as made. 6 pcs.

1156. Cleveland metal badge, curious head with whiskers. Cleveland
Campaign band ring, “4 years more” in blue enamel, rooster in red
enamel. Unc. Two interesting items.

1157. Oriental watch fob, filigree metal in 4 sections, 2 enameled shields,
sphinx head, crescent, & oriental coin pendant. Handsome & odd.

1158. 1876 Centennial medal. Liberty bell, unique shape, a pointed mal-
tese cross (12 points), pierced, white metal, 2 9 Mm. Also round
brass thin placque of the same Centennial. Also 3 Centennial
medalets of 1887 (Constitution). Unc. 5 pcs.

1159. 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition brass token. Obv. bear standing,
date 1915. Rev. bear walking P.P.I.E. Also FLORA GARDENS
1822, obv. curious bull’s head. V. good. Scarce. 2 pcs.

1160. 1682-1882 Wm. Penn medals, bust 1. & dates. Another larger
Penn medal, obv. treaty with the Indians. Hudson-Fulton medal,

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bronze silvered, loop. Also large fob, American Powder Mills.
Very good lot. 7 pcs.

1161. Two Benj. Harrison pins, small bust. Also Cleveland & Harrison
metal busts, stampings, pins not attached, unc. (23). Misc. med-
als, tokens, etc. Lindbergh medal. Odds and ends. Interesting
lot. 35 pcs.

RARE FOREIGN SILV ER, COPPER, ETC.

1162. 1528 Wittenburg. Heavy broad thaler, known as the Pesttlialer.
Used not only as money but treasured as a charm, or talisman, to
ward off contagious disease. Loop off as usual. Obverse, cruci-
fixion, disciples praying. Reverse, serpent of Eden entwined about
cross dividing date 15 2 8. Disciples praying and corpses in fore-
ground. Line to very line. Interesting piece. Madai 2369,
among earliest dated. Similar specimen in last June’s sale sold
around $2 0.

1163. 178 7 Rome (Papal States). Handsome medallic crown of Pope
Pius Vi (17 7 5-99) dated 1787 commemorating the erection of an
orphan asylum for girls at Fabriano. Bust of Pope to right. Re-
verse view of the building. Silver, dollar size. Ex. fine, very
rare. Record to $27.50.

1164. 1506 Hungary silver thaler of the St. Ladislaus type as illustrated
and described on page 6 55 of the November Numismatist. Very
fine, solder lump near edge on reverse. Rare.

1165. 1779 Milan (duchy) under Maria Theresia of Austria. Handsome
portrait thaler. Bust of empress to right in widow’s veil. Re-
verse, crowned arms in oval. About fine. Uncommon. Records
to $7.50.

1166. 1782 St. Gallen (Switzerland) half thaler of the Abbott Beda An-
gern. Upright bear carries log of wood. Reverse, elaborate arms
with crown, mitre, & crozier. Silver (50c size). Fine. Rare.

1167. VENICE. Silver lira of the Doge Leonardo Lauredano (1501-21).
Also a later quarter crown or osella dated 1778. Justice holds
scales & sword. Rev., lion of St. Mark. Fine & about unc. 2 pcs.

1168. 1553 Brandenburg (Franconian Line). Albert (1543-1557). Un-
iface klippe siege-piece or necessity money. Eagle and letters A.
M.Z.B. standing for Albert Markgraf zu Brandenburg, date 1553
below. Reverse blank. 18 by 15 Mm. Silver Gilt. V. fine. Rare.
See Mailliets’ Supplement, plate II, No. 2.

1169. Calcutta (Bengal). Two varieties copper pieces (179 4) with na-

tive inscriptions. Also 2 kepengs for Fort Marlborough issued by
the East India Co. dated 1804. 1852 Large Canadian bank tok-

en for 1 penny. V. good & fine. 4 pcs.

1170. 188 0 Bulgaria large thick copper pattern 10c. Probably struck
at Paris; marked ESSAI. Unc. red.

1171. 1705 Hungary. Broad copper 10 Polturas issued by the rebellious
malcontents. Counterstamped with figure of the Madonna to en-
hance its value. Ex. fine to unc. Rare both for condition and
countermark.

1172. (1071-1101) SICILY. Roger I. Heavy thick copper soldo marking
the transition from the classical Greek and Roman bronze to the
modern copper currency. Obverse, duke on horseback carrying
banner curiously resembling our own “stars and stripes.” Inscr-
ROGERHVS COMES. Reverse, Madonna seated holding infant
Savior; the throne & virgin facing to right. Inscr. MARIA MA-
TER DNI. Highly interesting and very rare piece. Records to
$9.75. Reference, Neumann 17435.

117 3. MAINZ. (German city & archbishopric). Oval shaped copper
kreutzer struck about 1650. Size 2 7 by 21 Mm. Fine. Rec-
ords to $3.50.

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117 4. France (year 5-1796). Thick heavy copper 2 decimes altered at
Paris mint into a 1 decline by erasure & counterstamping. Rare.

1175. U.S. pattern (?) in brass for a gold dollar, large size. Beautiful
die work, fine close milling near edge. Dies left unfinished as
date and value are lacking. Fine.

117 6. 1869 Spain (Republic) Silver peseta. GOBIERNO PROVISION-

AL. Fine.

1177. Cayenne billon sou, crowned “C.” Wood No. 5. Poland 1 664 sol-
idus. Ceylon 1802 1/96 dollar. U.S. Army Canteen 5c. Rome
Papal copper dated 1572. Brass pattern (?) gold dollar 18 6 4,
holed. 3 France jetons. Poor to v. good. Interesting lot. 9 pcs.

1178. Mexico 1831 brass % centavo, ctsp. I.M. (Imperio Mex.) during
reign of Maximilian. Honduras 18 3 3 copper necessity 2 reales.
Large copper coin for Portuguese Africa with A.P.T. (Africa Por-
tuguesa Tabora). Fair. Rare. 3 pcs.

1179. Spain, Philip II quarto similar to Eklund No. 11. Also 8 mara-
vedi 1606, changed to 12 maravedi with date 1640 by 2 counter-
stamps; similar to Eklund 22. Also copper 4 soldi for Corsica
17 64. Average good. 3 pcs.

1180. Spain (Charles & Johanna, 1519-55). Copper quarto similar to
Eklund No. 7 (July 192 8 Numismatist). Another counterstamped
with a key for Havana, Cuba. 2 pcs.

1181. SWEDEN. Beautiful small hand-painted miniature photo of Jen-
ny Lind Swedish singer called the “Nightingale.” Mounted in cir-
cular frame like a locket, between two watch crystals, size 22 Mm.
Paper ticket on reverse reads “J. Lind, Chanteuse.” May be her
autograph. Rare.

1182. Diamond-shaped or rhomboid silver placque (coin or medal?) said
to have been made by American Indians. Hand hammered silver
flan size 50 by 35 Mm. bearing symmetrical design apparently
stamped in with set of punches. Very interesting. May be unique.

SET OF SMALL U. S. CENTS

1183. 1857-1926 set of U.S. small cents, all dates complete, including
uncirculated 18 77. The copper-nickel cents are uncirculated. Cop-
per Indian heads all proof, except 7 which are unc. red. Lincolns
are unc. most choice. All diff. dates or mint marks. Splendid
set, the best 1 have offered. 9 8 pcs.

1184. 1904 Philippines (under U.S.) proof set, lc to $1.00. Seven de-
nominations. Coined at Phila. mint. Proof, tarnished. Sold as
1 set.

118 5. Calif, gold quarters and halves, round & oct. Three genuine but

damaged with hole or solder mark; other 3 “charms.” 6 pcs

1186. 1864-5-6-7-8 U.S. 2c. Unc. 5 pcs.

1187. 1869-70-71 tAvo-cents bronze. Proof. 3 pcs.

1188. 1872 two cents bronze. Proof. Scarce.

1189. 1873 tAvo-cents bronze. Proof. The rarest date.

1190. COMPLETE set of U.S. 3c nickel, all dates 1865-188 9 including
the rare 18 7 7 in proof which sells at around $4. All proofs ex-
cept four, Avhich are uncirculated. Choice set. 2 5 pcs.

U. S. THREE-CENTS SILVER

1191. 1851 3c silver. Uncirculated. First year coined.

1192. 1852-53 three-cents silver. Unc. 2 pcs.

1193. 1854 3c silver. NeAv type. Unc. Rare so.

119 4. 18 5 5 ex. fine. Rare date this fine.

1195. 1856-57-58 3c siWer. Unc. 3 pcs.

1196. 1859 proof.

1197. 1860 uncirculated.

1198. 1861 proof.

1199. 1862 uncirculated.

1200. 1863 proof. Scott $2.

1201.

1202.

1203.

1204.

1205.

1206.

1207.

1208.

1209.

1210.

1211.

1212.

1213.

1214.

1215.

1216.

1217.

1218.

1219.

1220.
1221.
1222.

1223.

1224.

1225.

1226.

1227.

1228.

1229.

1230.

1231.

1232.

1233.

1234.

1235.

1236.

1237.

1238.

1239.

1240.

1241.

1242.

1243.

1244.

1245.

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1864 uncirculated. The rarest date.

18 6 5 unc., was proof.

1866 proof, tarnished.

1867 proof, Very rare.

1868 proof. 4100 coined.

1869 proof. Scott $3.

1870 proof, brilliant.

1871 porof, brilliant.

1872 proof. Coinage 1950.

18 73 proof. Last year of issue & 2nd rarest date.

RARE IT. S. HALF DIMES OF 1702

1 792 silver half disme. Rust Martha Washnigton to left, date be-
low. LIB. PAR. OF SCIENCE & INDUSTRY. Rev. HALF DISME
between flying eagle & star. UNI. STATES OF AMERICA. Reed-
ed edge. Very good. Rare.

U.S. Half dimes. 1829-37 consecutive, all old bust type. Unc. lot.
Very scarce condition. 10 pcs.

18 37 half dime, no stars. Lib. seated. A scarce type. Unc.
1838 to 1843 consecutive. Half dimes. Liberty seated, stars. Br.
Unc. Choice. 6 pcs.

1844 half dime. Outlines below 8 4 of date. Unc. Rare.

1 845-47-48-49-50. Ex. fine & unc. 5 pcs.

1 856 half dime. Fine. Ex. rare date.

18 51 (P. & O. mints) -52-53 (arrows)-54-55-56-57-58-59 half

dimes. Unc. lot. 10 pcs.

1853 half dime. The rare variety without ARROWS at date. Br.
unc.

1860-61-62 ex. fine. 3 pcs.

1863 half dime. Tarnished proof. Scoit $2.

1864 proof, tarnished. Only 470 struck.

18 6 5 was proof, but tarnished. Very rare.

18 66 tarnished proof. Rare date.

1867- 68-69-70-71-72-73 proofs, tarnished. Scarce. 7 pcs.

IT. S. FIVE CENTS NICKEL

18 6 6-67 (with & without rays) -6 8-Nickels. Unc. 4 pcs.

18 69-76 all dates inclusive. Proofs. 8 pcs.

18 77 nickel. Proof. The rarest date.

18 7 8 nickel. Proof. Rare. Coinage 2350.

1879-80-81-82 all proofs. Scarce. 4 pcs.

1883 nickels, three diff. types. Proof. 3 pcs.

18 8 4-1912 Liberty head nickels. All proofs, except 1912 “D”

mint unc. 30 pcs.

1913-26 nickels. All diff. dates or mint marks. Br. unc. 29 pcs.

UNITED STATES DIMES

1859-60-61-62-63 dimes. Proof. 5 pcs.

1864 dime proof. Rare.

18 65 dime proof. Brilliant.

1866 dime proof. Coinage limited.

1867 dime. Dull proof. 6625 coined.

1868- 69-70-71-72-73 (with & without arrow heads at dates). Unc.
and proof. 7 pcs.

1874-81 Liberty Seated dime. All proof (except one (unc.) 8 pcs
18 82-91 consecutive. All proof. 10 pcs.

1892-1 915 Liberty head dimes, all dates. Proof. Nice lot. 2 4 pcs.
1916-26 all diff. date or mint marks. Br. unc. 21 pcs.

Dimes. Various mint marks 1850-1915. Also 1829. Fine to
unc. 10 pcs.

18 75 Twenty cents. Proof, tarnished.

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1246. 1875 Twenty cents. “CC” mint. Fine.

1247. 1875 Twenty cents. “S” mint. Unc.

1248. 1876 Twenty cents. Extremely line.

U. S. QUARTER DOLLARS — SILVER

1249. 1831-2-3-4 quarters. Br. unc. 4 pcs.

1250. 1835-6-7-8 quarters. Unc. choice. 4 pcs.

1251. 1838-39 Liberty seated. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.

1252. 1840-41-42 all “O” mint. Fine. 3 pcs.

1253. 1841 Pliila. mint. Unc. Rare.

1254. 1843 (Scott $1.25 good). This is ex. fine.

1255. 1844-45 unc. Rare. 2 pcs.

1256. 1846-47 unc. Scarce. 2 pcs.

12 57. 18 48 very fine. Rare date.

1258. 1849-50-51 uncirculated. 3 pcs.

1259. 1852 ex. line. Rare.

1260. 1853 arrows & rays. Only year of this type. Uncirculated.

1261. 1854-5-6-7 quarters. All br. unc. 4 pcs.

1262. 1859-60-61-62 quarters. Brilliant proof. 4 pcs.

1263. 1863 quarter. Brill, proof. Rare.

1264. 1864 quarter. Brilliant gem. Rare.

1265. 1865 quarter. Beautiful proof. Rare.

1266. 1866 with motto. Bril), proof. V. rare.

12 67. 18 67 superb brill, proof. Rare.

1268. 1868 beautiful purple proof, tarnished. Rare.

1269. 1869 beautiful proof. 16600 struck.

1270. 187 0 perfect brill proof. Scarce.

1271. 1871-72-73 (with & without arrows) -74-75-76-77 (P.&S. rnints)-
78. All unc. or proof. Some gems. 10 pcs.

1272. 1879 quarter. Brilliant proof. Rare.

1273. 1880 brill, proof. Rare.

1274. 1881 brill, proof. Rare.

1275. 1882 brill, proof. Rare.

12 7 6. 18 8 3 beautiful proof. Rare.

1277. 1884 pioof gem. Only 8875 struck.

1278. 1885 proof, golden brown. Rare.

1279. 1886 proof. Coinage 5886.

1280. 1887 proof. Rare.

1281. 1888 perfect brilliant proof. Rare.

1282. 1889 proof. 12711 coined.

1283. 1890 proof, scarce.

1284. 1891 brilliant proof.

1285. 1892-1903 consecutive. All proofs. 12 pcs.

1286. 1904-1915 consecutive. All proofs, tarnished but some beauti-
ful coins. 12 pcs.

1287. 1918-26 all diff. dates. Unc. 8 pcs.

UNITED STATES SILVER HALF DOLLARS

1288. 1801 half dollar. Very good, strictly so. Rare.

1289. 1802 same condition. Above average. V. rare.

1290. 1803 very good. Scarce.

1291. 1806 NO STEM to olive branch through eagle’s claw. Haseltine
No. 9. Very fine. Rare.

1292. 1807 new type bust to left. Struck on curiously large broad plan,
34 millimeters. Very good, obverse fine. Rare.

1293. 1808-13 half dollars. Very good. 2 pcs.

1294. 1809 Haseltine No. 1. Ex. fine. Luster.

1295. 1810 die cracked around border both obverse & reverse. Very
fine.

1296. 1811 perfect date. Uncirculated.

12 9 7. 1812 perfect date. Uncirculated.

1298. 1814 Haseltine 2. Very fine.

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1299.

1300.

1301.

1302.

1303.

1304.

1305.

1306.

1307.

1308.

1309.

1310.

1311.

1312.

1313.

1314.

1315.

1316.

1317.

1318.

1319.

1320.

1321.

1322.

1323.

1324.

1325.

1326.

1327.

1328.

1329.

1330.

1331.

1332.

1333.

1334.

1335.

1336.

1337.

1338.

1339.

1340.

1341.

1342.

1343.

1344.

1345.

1346.

1347.

1348.

1349.

1350.

1351.

1352.

1817 Haseltine 8. Unc. Rare.

1817 punctuated date 181.7). Fine. Rare.

1818 (over 17) & perfect date. Very fine. 2 pcs.

1819 over 18. Haseltine No. 4. Unc., small nick on reverse edge.
A beauty.

1819 perfect date. H. 6. Y. fine.

18 2 0 Haseltine No. 3. Stated as the “small O variety,” but should
be called the “large 2.” Unc.

182 0 the variety with the very small 2 in date. H. 5. Fine.
1821-2 5-2 9 half dollars. V. good to fine. 3 pcs.

1822 obverse H. 3. rev. H. 2. Unc. Rare.

182 3 the imperfect 3. Not in Haseltine. Br. unc. Rare.

182 4 over 21. About fine.

182 4 Haseltine 5. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.

1826-28-30 half dollars. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.

182 7 Haseltine 7. About unc., proof surface. Beautiful purple
color.

182 9 over ’2 7. Haseltine 2. Br. unc. Rare.

1831-32-34 (Large & small dates)-36. Fine.

18 32 heavy die break from olive branch across eagle’s wing. V. fine.
1833 Haseltine 2. Unc.

1835 H. 3. About unc.

18 36 lettered edge. Br. unc.

18 37 milled edge bust type. Very good.

18 38 same type. Unc.

18 39 bust type. Ex. fine.

18 39 “O” mint mark between date & bust. Only piece of this
type except the priceless 18 38 New Orleans mint. Ex. fine. Luster.
18 3 9 Liberty seated. Variety with drapery from elbow to knee at
right. Reverse of 18 40. H. 4. Ex. fine, almost unc. Luster.
Ex. rare.

1840 Haseltine 2. Ex. fine, difficult to obtain so fine.

1841 Ex. fine. Very scarce. Phila. mint.

1842-43 uncirculated. 2 pcs.

18 44 very fine. Scarce.

18 4 5 very fine.

18 4 6 tall figures. Ex. fine. Rare.

18 47 ex. fine. Scarce.

18 47 “O” mint. About unc., proof surface.

1848 extremely fine. Scarce date.

18 48 “O” mint. About unc.

18 49 ex. fine.

18 5 0 uncirculated. A gem. V. rare.

1851 unc. Rare (Scott $2.50 fine).

1851 “O” mint. Unc. Rare.

18 52 ex. fine. Very rare. One sold for $6 in Jan. sale.

1852 “O” mint. Ex. fine. V. rare.

1853 arrows & rays. Only year of this type. About unc.

18 54-55 arrows at date. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.

18 56 date twice engraved. New Orleans mint. Unc. Rare.

18 57 extremely fine.

18 58-60 both “O” mints. V. fine. 2 pcs.

18 59 perfect brilliant proof. Rare state.

1860 proof. A beauty.

18 60 “O” mint, 18 64 “S’ ’mint. V. good, last has initials scratch-
ed in field. 2 pcs.

18 61 superb proof.

18 62 proof, tarnished.

18 6 3 proof, tarnished.

1864 proof. Scott $2.

18 65 tarnished proof. Rare.

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1353. 1866 proof. New type with motto.

1354. 1867 proof. Rare so choice.

1355. 1868 proof. Rare.

1356. 1869 tarnished proof. A beauty.

1357. 1870 tarnished proof.

1358. 1871 proofs.

1359. 1871 “S” mint. Very fine.

1360. 1872 mint.

1361. 1873 without arrows. Proof.

1362. 1873 with arrows.

1363. 187 4 arrows at date. Choice proof.

1364. 1875 proof. A beauty.

1365. 1875 “S” mint. Unc.

1366. 1876 brilliant proof.

1367. 1876 “S’ mint. About unc.

1368. 1877 proof.

1369. 1 877 “S” mint. Very fine.

1370. 1877 “CC” mint. Unc.

1371. 1878 proof.

1372. 1879 tarnished proof; only 5900 struck

1373. 1880 dull proof. Rare.

1374. 1881 proof. Rare.

1375. 1882 proof. 5500 coined.

1376. 1883 proof tarnished. Scarce.

1377. 1884 proof. Coinage 5275.

1378. 1885 proof, rare.

1379. 1886 proof, rare.

1380. 1887 proof, rare.

1381. 1888 proof, rare.

1382. 1889 proof, rare.

1383. 1890 proof, rare.

1384. 18 91 tarnished, proof.

1385. 1892 proof.

1386. 1892 Columbian. About unc., was proof.

1387. 1893 Columbian. Uncirculated.

1388. 1893 regular issue. Proof.

1389. 1894 proof.

1390. 1895 proof.

1391. 1896 proof.

1392. 1897 proof.

1393. 1898 proof.

1394. 1899 proof.

1395. 1900-01-02-03 Tarnished proof. 4 pcs.

1396. 1904-05-06-07 Tarnished proof. 4 pcs.

1397. 1908-09-10-11 Tarnished proof. 4 pcs.

1398. 1912-13-14-15 Tarnished proof. 4 pcs.

1399. 1916 Phila. mint. Unc. First year new type.

1400. 1917-18 “S”-19-20 “O”. Bright unc. 4 pcs.

UNITED STATES SILVER DOLLARS

1401. 1840 silver dollar. About unc. Scarce.

1402. 1841 extremely fine.

1403. 1842 extremely fine.

1404. 1843 fine.

1405. 1844 uncirculated. Only 20000 struck.

1406. 1845 about unc.

1407. 1846 extremely fine.

1408. 1847 proof, not in full brilliancy.

1409. 1848 extremely fine 15000 coined.

1410. 1849 proof, tarnished.

1411. 1850 proof, not in full brilliancy. Coinage 7500.

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1412. 1859 proof. Rare condition.

1413. 1859 “O” mint. Ex. fine.

1414. 1860 proof. A beauty.

1415. 1860 “O” mint. Unc.

1416. 1861 proof, tarnished.

1417. 1862 Uncirculated.

1418. 1863 proof.

1419. 1864 proof. A gem.

1420. 1865 proof, tarnished.

1421. 1866 new type with MOTTO. Proof.

1422. 1867 proof. Tarnished blue.

1423. 1868 beautiful proof.

1424. 1869 extremely fine. Luster.

1425. 1870 tarnished proof.

1426. 1871 tarnished proof.

1427. 1872 proof.

1428. 1878 standard dollar. 8 tail feathers. Proof.

1429. 1879 seven tail feathers. Proof.

1430. 1880 standard silver dollar. Proof.

1431. 1881 proof.

1432. 1882 proof.

1433. 1883 proof.

1434. 1884 proof.

1435. 1885 proof.

1436. 1886 proof.

1437. 1887 proof.

1438. 1888 proof.

1439. 1889 proof.

1440. 1890 proof.

1441. 1891 proof.

1442. 1892 proof.

1443. 1893 proof.

1444. 1894 proof.

1445. 1895 proof. Rare.

1446. 1896 proof.

1447. 1897 proof.

1448. 1898 proof.

1449. 1899 proof.

1450. 1900 proof.

1451. 1900 Washington-Lafayette dollar. Unc.

1452. 1901 proof.

1453. 1902 proof.

1454. 1903 proof.

1455. 1904 proof. Coinage discontinued.

1456. 1921 ex. fine. Coinage resumed. Scarce. Old Morgan type.

1457. 1921 Morgan type. “S” mint. Unc.

1458. 1921 new “Peace” type. Unc.

1459. 1922 Uncirculated.

1460. 1922 “S” mint. Unc.

1461. 1924 uncirculated.

1462. 1926 uncirculated.

U. S. SILVER TRADE DOLLARS

(7% grains heavier than a standard silver dollar)

1463. 1873 trade dollar, first year of issue, tarnished proof.

1464. 1874 ex. fine, traces of proof.

1465. 1875 proof, tarnished.

1466. 1876 semi-proof, tarnished.

1467. 1877 “S” mint. Ex. fine.

1468. 1878 proof. Coinage 900. Rare.

1469. 1879 tarnished proof.

1470. 1880 proof. A beauty.

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1471. 1881 tarnished proof. Only 9 60 struck.

1472. 1882 tarnished proof.

1473. 1883 tarnished proof. Rare. 979 coined.

BEAUTIFUL MEDAL IN SILVER

1474. 1890 Italy. Large thick, silver medal, Umberto I. Fine bust to
left. Rev. LA BRiGATA AOSTA, etc. 60 Mm. Brill, proof. A
beauty.

1475. 1928 Czechoslovakia silver 10 kr. Commemorative of signing of
Armistice. Mint state.

1476. 1921 dollar, Morgan type. “S” mint. Mint state.

1477. 1834 U.S. 50-cent. Small date, a variety not in Haseltine. Unc.

1478. 1918 France 1 franc, unc. (2); also y2 franc, China “cash,” and

coppers of Japan, Philippines, & Mexico. Good to unc. .

1479. 18 41 France 5 francs. ($1 size) Bust Louis Philippe. Very good.

1480. Calif, gold “Charms.” Round & oct. $ y2 & $ Vi ■ Unc. 4 pcs.

U. S. LARGE CENTS

(.Numbered according to Andrews)

1481. 1816 U.S. large cents. Andrews No. 4, 5, 6, & 7. Good. 4 pcs.

1482. 1817 Andrews 2. Fine.

1483. 1817 A. 4, 6 & 15. Good. 3 pcs.

1484. 1817 Andrews 7 y2 . Large tuft of hair on head. Very good to

fine. Rare.

1485. 1817 A. 8 1/2. Small tuft on hair. V. good, dent.

1486. 1817 Andrews 9. Divided date, thus 18 17. V. good.

1487. 1818 Andrews 1, 2, 6, & 7. Good & V. good. 4 pcs.

1488. 1819 A. 1, 2, 6, 8, & 9. 1820 A. 1, 3, 10 & 13. Good. 9 pcs.

1489. 1821-23. Both A. 1. Good. Scarce. 2 pcs.

1490. 1822 A. 1, 5, 6, 7, & 10. 1824 A. 1 & 4. Average fair to good.

7 pcs.

1491. 1825 Andrews 8. Fine to very fine.

1492. 1825 A. 2 & 6. 1826 A. 4, 6 & 7. 1827 A. 1, 2, 3, 7, 10 & 11.

Fair to v. good. 11 pcs.

1493. 1828 A. 2, 3, 5, & 8. 1829 A. 1. 1830 A. 1, 2, & 7. Average

good. 8 pcs.

1494. 1830 Andrews 8. Very fine.

1495. 1831 (8 var.)., 1832 (2 var.), 1833 (4 var.), Good lot, some v.
good. 14 pcs.

1496. 1833 Andrews 5. Ex. fine, handsome purple color.

1497. 1834 (2), 1835 (3), 1836, 1837 (7). All diff. var. numbered.

Good to v. good. 12 pcs.

1498. 1838 A. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 & 14. 1839 A. 4, 5, & 8. Average good.

9 pcs.

1499. 1840 (7), 1841 (4), 1842 (6), Diff. varieties all separately envel-
oped. Most good. 17 pcs.

1500. 1843-44. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 botn dates complete. Fair to fine.
12 pcs.

1501. 1845 (4), 1846 (9), 1847 (8). All different varieties of the dies.

Numbered in separate envelopes. Average good to v. good. 21 pcs.

1502. 1848 (9), 1849 (7). All diff. var. Good to v. good. 16 pcs.

1503. 1806 half dollar. Haseltine 15. \ ery good. Ex. rare. Hasel-
tine had seen but a single coin of this die.

1504. 187 1 U.S. gold $2.50. Fine, but small nicks & solder mark on
edge. Rare, only 16 52 coined.

1505. 1855 silver dollar. Very good, fine date. Rare.

1506. 1856 silver dollar. FINE. Rare.

1507. 1884-85-86 silver dollars, “O” mint. Ex. fine to unc. 3 pcs

1508. 1886-1900 silver dollars, “S” mint. V. good & unc. 2 pcs.

1509. 1857-58 U.S. flying eagle cents. Very good. 28 pcs.

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1510. 1808-53 U.S. half cents. Very good. 9 pcs.

1511. 18 04-2 9 half cents. Fair & good. 8 pcs.

1512. Small brass medalet 18 77 with Lord’s prayer. Fine.

1513. 1680 Ireland y2 d. Chas. II, v. fair. 1826 Spain 1 maravedi, ex.
fine, rare (3). Also 3 tiny copper coins (world’s smallest) of In-
dia. 7 pcs.

1514. Colonial coins. Conn., 1781 N.A. token, & Georgius Triumpho
A"oce Popoli 1783. Very fair. 3 pcs.

1515. 1787 Immunis Columbia cent. Good. Rare.

1516. 1794-1795-1803 cents. Fair, damaged. 3 pcs.

1517. U.S. silver Sc pieces. Poor & fair. 40 pcs.

1518. 1S83 minor proof set with lc, 3c, & three types of 5c. 5 pcs.

1519. Another set. Unc. & proof. 5 pcs.

1520. 1839 half dollar. Lib. seated. Rev. of ’40. V. fine. Scarce.

1521. 1854 gold dollar, 2nd coinage. About fine.

1522. 1856 gold dollar, 3rd coinage. Very good.

1523. 1874 gold dollar. FINE.

1524. 1876 gold dollar. Fine. Rare date.

1525. 1631 Saxony broad silver thaler of John George I. Bust to r.
holding sword. Rev. elaborate arms. Fine.

1526. 1792 France ($1 size). Bust Louis XVI to left. Rev. angel writ-
ing constitution. Very good to fine.

1527. 1899 Hong Kong dollar. Fine.

1528. China. Dragon dollar. Value in English. Very fine.

152 9. China. Hu-Peh Province 7 mace and 2 candareens. Very fine.

15 30. German aluminum coins (2 var.). Unc. 16 pcs.

1531. English Store cards, all diff. Mostly brass. V. fine & unc. 1
pierced. Nice lot. 16 pcs.

15 32. Large lot of 1876 Centennial medals, badges, pins, buttons, etc.
Good assortment. Some duplicates. 50 years old, genuine, and
uncirculated as new. 31 pcs.

1533. Another lot as above. 31 pcs.

1534. Box of miscellaneous medals, tokens, etc., small to large. Various
metals. All different. Poor to unc. Junk lot but doubtless some
interesting items to be found. 36 pcs.

15 35. Another lot. Different items from the former. 36 pcs.

15 36. Foreign copper, nickel, & silver coins. Mostly good to unc. A
few duplicates. 130 pcs.

1537. Set of three different AVIATION medals. Lindbergh, Bremen
crew, and Amelia Earhart. Bronze. 32 Mm. Unc. 3 pcs.

1538. The NUMISMATIST magazines on coins. Scattering issues from
1911 to 1918. Fine. 9 pcs.

1539. Fine bound volume of the Numismatist for 1924. Cloth. 784
pages. Perfect.

FINE COLONIAL COINS

1540. 1783 NOVA CONSTELLATIO cent. Small block US. Blunt rays.
Fine.

1541. 1785 same. Script U.S. Pointed rays. Fine to very fine.

1542. 1787 FUGIO cent. STATES UNITED. Ex. fine, traces of red.
Designed by B. Franklin.

1543. 1788 Massachusetts cent. Indian standing. Rev. spread eagle. V.
good, near fine.

4 544. (1791) Kentucky cent. Small flan. Plain edge. This coin has

a pyramid of 15 stars showing Kentucky the 15th state admitted.
Very fine. Rare.

1545. (1791) Kentucky cent. Lettered edge. Also an electro of this
coin for study and comparison. Both unc. 2 pcs.

1546. 1794 Talbott Allum & Lee cent. Muled with John Howard, bust
1. Fine.

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SILVER DOLLARS

1547. 1798 silver dollar. Wide date, 8 touching bust. Very good.

1548. 1799 dollar. Knobless 9’s. 5 berries in olive branch. Obv. die
shattered in 5 or 6 places. Fine to very fine.

1549. 1803 silver dollar. About fine.

1550. 1804 dollar. Bank of England. A genuine 1804. Very good.

1551. 1820 Colombia 8 reales. Indian head to left. Rev. pomegranate
separates value. CUNDINAMARCA. Almost fine but edge defect
on reverse. Scarce.

1552. 1838 Cuzo (Peru) 8 reales. Obv. sun. Rev. volcano, etc. Fine.
Very scarce.

1553. China. Sze-Chuen province. 7 mace 2 cand. Dragon dollar.
Very good, scarce.

1554. Yuan-Shi-Kai Republic dollar. Large bust to left. Unc.

1555. Hu-Peh province 7 mace 2 candareens. Fine.

1556. 1888 Prussia 5 marks. Bust Frederick III to right. Reigned on-
ly nine months. Unc. Rare.

1557. 1829 Guatemala 8 reales. Mountains and sun. Ax. tre separates
value. Ex. fine, rare so choice.

1558. Mexico 1918 gold $1 size; Turkey (A.H. 1223) gold 50c size. Unc.
2 pcs.

1559. 1856 Brazil 500 reis (50c size). Ex. fine.

1560. 1748 Zurich y2 thaler. View of city. Fine. Rare.

1561. 1653 England Commonwealth shilling. Good to v. good. Rare.

1562. 1602 shilling of Queen Elizabeth. Very fine. Worth $5.

1563. 1805-13 Irish bank tokens, 10 pence. V. good & fine. 2 pcs.

1564. 1793 Bermuda cent. Dull proof.

1565. 1788 Barbadoes penny. Negro king. Rev. pineapple. About
fine. Scarce. Also an electro of the same coin for study and com-
parison. 2 pcs.

156 6. LAWLOR token, Barbadoes. Very good. Very rare.

15 67. Small silver including 3c. V. good to proof. 4 pcs.

1568. 1801 JAVA thick BAR MONEY. 2 stivers. Fine and rare.

1569. 1915 “Florida Dollar.’’ Panama Pac. Ex. for Florida Exposition
Fund. Dollar size, bronze silvered. Ex. fine. Rare.

1570. 1513-1913 so-called “Florida dollar.” 400th anniversary of the
Discovery of Florida. Alligator & Florida scene. Rev. Fountain
of Youth. Bronze silvered. 35 Mm. Fine. Rare.

1571. Silver BASEBALL medal giving bearer free entrance to ail Major
League ball parks. 3 6 Mm. About fine and seldom obtainable.

1572. 1836 trial piece of first steam coinage in U.S. Proof.

1573. 1828 U.S. half cent, 13 stars. Unc. red.

1574. 1900 Washington-Lafayette dollar. Uncirculated. $4 value.

157 5. Twelve different U.S. Commemorative half dollars, includes Cali-

fornia, Huguenot, etc. Unc. lot. 12 pcs.

1576. 1925 Norse American medal. Silver, octagonal. The rare varie-
ty with thin planchet. Uncirculated.

1577. 1920 “Wilson Dollar.” Really a medal, silver, dollar size; looks
like a coin. Bust of Wilson to left. PRESIDENT OF THE UNIT-
ED STATES. To commemorate the opening of the mint, Manilla,
P. I. Uncirculated.

SOME CHOICE ANCIENT COINS

1578. Macedonia (before B.C. 89). Silver tetradrachm. Obv. head Al-
exander the Great. Inscription partly off as usual. Reverse, club
between money chest and seat. Very good. Thessalonica (Pel-
la?) mint. British Museum Catalog 81.

1579. B.C. 92-83. Philip (Philadelphus) . Seleucid King of Syria. Sil-
ver tetradrachm. Obv. bust Philippus r. Rev. Zeus seated to
left holding nike & scepter (within wreath). B.M. Cat. 15. Very
fine.

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1580. B.C. 163-2. Egypt. Silver tetradrachm. Head of Ptolemy to r.
Reverse, eagle on thunderbolt. B.M. Cat. page 83, No. 31. Fine.

1581. B.C. 100. Ptolemy Tetradrachm. B.M. Cat., page 113. No. 30.
Fine.

1582. B.C. 411-350. Thasos. Very large didrachm. Obs. bearded head
of Dionysos to left, wearing wreath of ivy. Reverse, Herakles
kneeling & shooting an arrow; in front, a lyre. All within a lin-
ear incuse square. B.M. Cat., page 220, No. 38. Fine. Very rare.

1583. B.C. 370. Didrachm. Head of Athena r. Reverse, Hercules
standing r. strangling lion. Club & Bow. B.M. Cat. 12. Good.
V. rare.

1584. B.C. 90. Ancient Rome (Republic). Denarius. (Scipio Asia gen-
us). Obv. Jupiter. Rev. Jupiter in quadriga. Babelon 2 4
(Cornelia). Nearly unc., serrate edge. V. rare.

1585. B.C. 54. Rome. Acilia family denarius. Obv. Salus. Rev. Sal-
us feeding serpent. Babelon 8. Unc. Rare condition.

158 6. B.C. 50-49. Denarius of Julius Caesar. Obv. Elephant tramp-

ling serpent. Rev. emblems of the pontificate. Babelon, Julia
9. About unc. Rare state.

1587. B.C. 44-43. Postumia family denarius. Obv. PIETAS. Rev.
hands clasped over cadueceus. Babelon No. 10. Ex. fine. This
moneyer known as Decimus Brutus was one of the assassins of
Caesar.

1588. A.D. 238-244. Ancient Roman silver antoniniani or double denarii
of Emperor Gordian ill. Cohen Nos. 39, 142, 203, 210, 261, 362,
& 38 3. Ex. fine set. 7 pcs.

1589. Denarii. Gordian III. Cohen 39 (2); C. 383. V. fine. 3 pcs.

159 0. A.D. 6 7-8. Widow’s mite. Vine, leaf & Chalice. Coined during

the revolt against Rome which ended in the capture of Jerusalem
by Titus in 7 0 A.D. Very fine, rare type. B.M. Cat. p. 2 72. Nos.
22-41.

1591. A.D. 9 7. Rome 2nd bronze. Nerva. Cohen 115. Rev. Libei'tas
Publica holding cap & scepter. Fine.

ROMAN LARGE OR FIRST BRONZES

1592. A.D. 41. Claudius. Rx. SPES AVGVSTA: Cohen No. 86. Fine.
From the bottom of the River Tiber.

159 3. 1st bronze. Obv. bust Claudius r. Rev. SPES walking. Resto-
ration by Titus. Cohen 103. About fine.

1594. 1st bronze. Hadrian. Cohen No. 574, a rare type. Rx. EXER-
CITVS. Hadrian on horseback addressing staff soldiers with mili-
tary standards. In ex. GERMANICVS. Good.

1595. A.D. 117-138. Hadrian 1st br. Rx. FELICITAS AVC standing
to left with olive branch & caduceus. Cohen 617. Very good.

1596. A. D. 104-110. Trajan. Rx. Victory. C. 452. V. Good.

1597. A.D. 154. Antoninus Pius. Rx. LIBERTAS COS IIII. Liberty
standing r. holding cap in right hand. Coh. 535. V. good to
fine, patinated.

1598. A.D. 173. M. Aurelius 1st br. Rev. VICT GERM IMP VI COS
III SC within wreath. Cohen 99 5. Fine. Rai’e.

1599. A.D. 164-183. Lucilla. Rx. Venus seated holding a scepter and
a statue of Victory. Coh. 81. Very good, patinated.

1600. A.D. 235. Paulina 1st br. (Wife of Maximinus). After her death
Rx. CONSECRATIO. Pier soul riding to heaven on a peacock.
Cohen 3. Good. V. rare.

1601. A.D. 238. First bronze of GORDIANUS AFRICANUS SR. (He
was grandfather of Gordian III and held the imperial title only
4 5 days.) Rx. VICTORIA AVGG. Victory with wreath. Coh.
14. Fine. Very rare.

1602. A.D. 248. Philip I. Coh. 183. Rx. deer. SAECVLARES AVGG

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(this refers to the 1000th anniversary of the founding oi' Rome
celebrated in 2 48 A.D. Fine, clipped.

1603. A.D. 244-249. Marcia Otacilia (wife of Philip I.). Rev. Modesty
seated with scepter, covering her face with veil. Coh. 55. V. fine.

1604. 1st bronzes. Faustina, Gordian III, & Otacilia. Good to fine. 3
pcs.

PRICED LIST $1.00 CASH WITH ORDER

A printed list of prices realized in this sale will be sent for one dollar
cash with order in advance. This is the best investment for $1.00 that
you can make. The information secured will be valuable to you. All
orders must be in by March 19.

Next Sale Will Be April 25, 1920. Two fine collections have already
been received. One of these is a fine collection of United State legal ten-
der notes. I can still handle your collection or consignment. Get your
coins in not later than March 15th for this fine sale.

NOTICE

If you find nothing in this catalog to interest you, I would be pleased
if you would hand it to an interested person if you can. REMEMBER
that if I do not hear from you for two or three sales, YOUR NAME IS
SUBJECT TO WITHDRAWAL from my maiing list.

THE BEST WAY to insure yourself, is to SEND IN SOME BIDS. I
want to thank my many customers for our pleasant dealings, the words
of general satisfaction received, and the prompt remittances. Some col-
lectors bought coins from me 15 years ago, and are still with me in my
sales each month. Especially do I thank you.

THE NUMISMATIST

This is an illustrated magazine on an interesting subject — coins, med-
cus, and paper money. The Numismatist is the official organ of the
American Numismatic Association, an organization of collectors and stu-
dents of the money and medallic art of the past and present.

If you are not a member, join the association and receive the maga-
zine for $3 a year. You will enjoy it, profit by it, and welcome it each
month as a fond fast friend.

Write me if interested.

PRICES REALIZED AT FEB. 9th SALE

For the interest and information of my customers and bidders I give
a representative list of a few items in my last sale held Jan. 5, with the

price each sold for. All prices are PER PIECE.

144. Book on U.S. Cents, by Doughty $24.75

169. Bound volume of the Numismatist, 1919 . 5.25

179 1793 cent, Chain. Crosby 3-C. Very good 12.75

191 1794 cent, Hayes 33, C. 36 (state B.). Fine 5.00

209 17 9 6 cent. Gilbert 3. Very good 5.00

227 1799 cent. Good 27.50

293 1804 cent. Very good 14.25

435 18 5 6 flying eagle cent. Fine 8.40

440 1877 cent, proof 1.35

517 1797 half dime, 16 stars. Very good 3.00

527 Pine tree shilling 1652 10.50

555 18 64 Feuchtwanger 3c 10.25

725 (1791) Kentucky cent 2.75

796 18 08 cent. D. 2 09. Very fine 5.00

798 1810 cent. D. 212. Very fine 5.00

8 81 Sweden 1694, four marks. Chas. XI. V. fine 3.00

MUSEUM COLLECTION OF IlELIOS AND ANTIQUES FOR SALE

Anyone interested in purchasing a fine collection of relics and an-
tiques might do well to communicate with me.

ERRATA (Last Sale)

On page 2 7 in my February sale, the second 1799 dollar Haseltine 5
was listed at $65.00. This was a printer’s error, and it should have been
$6.00. Customers should make allowance for a few such errors.

DISCOVERY OF MORE ANCIENT GOLD

On the thirtieth of last January a workingman in Rome uncovered 378
pieces of ancient gold coins of the period of Emperors Claudius, Galba,
and Trajan. He sold them to the State for $800. They will be added
to the Capitol iu m Museum, and are regarded as a rare find. They have
been estimated to be worth $25,000, but this figure is perhaps high.

SELL YOUR DUPLICATES

Those duplicates in your collection are doing you no good. Send them
in to be sold in my next sale now in preparation. Then invest the pro-
ceeds in something you want. That is the way several prominent collec-
tors are improving their collections with joy.

Quick returns and satisfactory results are realized as I hold sales
regularly each month. Write for terms. Member of American Numis-
matic Association.

Yours for superior numismatic service.

M. H. BOLENDER
Orangeville, Illinois.

MARCH SPECIALS!

192 5 Ft. Vancouver half dollar. Unc $ 7.50

1925 California half dollar. Unc 1.60

1924 Huguenot half dollar. Unc 1.50

1920 Maine half dollar. Unc 1.10

18 9 4 curious large Congo coin. Unc 2 5

Large cents (all good to very good)

1793 $7.00 to 50.00

1794-5-6-7 each 2.00

1798-1800-01-05-06-08-10-13, each 1.25

17 9 9 perfect date. About good, date very plain. Rarest date.... 22.50

179 9 very good 5 5.00

1804 20.00

1802-03-07-12-14, each 50

1804 20.00

1802-03-07-12-14, each 50

1809-11, each 3.00

1816-17-18-19-20-22, each 25

1821-23-57, each 75

1824 to 1856, any date 15

Large cents, over 100 years old. Very good 25

Large cents, over 12 5 years old. Very good 40